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DMLY

Interact with the DMLY REST API

Broadcast → Create

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Summary

Create a DMLY broadcast on the selected channel, with optional audience, message, approval, retargeting, and scheduling settings. The source pack shows only function signatures, so request construction and returned data shape cannot be confirmed from the implementation provided.

Inputs

  • Name (required) — Broadcast name, up to 120 characters.
  • Channel Name or ID (required) — Channel where the broadcast will be sent; select a listed channel or provide its ID.
  • Additional Fields: Audience — JSON audience object for contact-segment broadcasts; the UI notes this is ignored for retarget broadcasts.
  • Additional Fields: Message — JSON message payload, such as a template, language, and components.
  • Additional Fields: Requires Approval — Whether to hold the broadcast for approval before it can be scheduled or sent; defaults to false.
  • Additional Fields: Retarget Engagement — For retargeting, selects which recipients of the source broadcast to message again, based on engagement. Defaults to all sent.
  • Additional Fields: Schedule — Whether to create the broadcast as Scheduled rather than Draft; defaults to false.
  • Additional Fields: Scheduled At — Fixed-mode send time, which must be now or in the future. Omit for send-now.
  • Additional Fields: Scheduled Local At — Local wall-clock send time for contact timezone mode; required when timezone mode is contact.
  • Additional Fields: Source Broadcast ID — UUID of the prior broadcast to retarget; required when type is retarget.
  • Additional Fields: Timezone Mode — Scheduling mode: fixed sends at one instant; contact uses each recipient’s local wall-clock. Defaults to fixed.
  • Additional Fields: Type — Campaign type: contact targets an audience segment; retarget re-messages recipients of a source broadcast. Defaults to contact.

Output shape

Not confirmed from the supplied source pack.

The implementation body is omitted; the pack shows only function signatures, so it does not establish the API request or response shape.

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