Messaging Events
AWS End User Messaging can stream event data for SMS, MMS, and voice message deliveries. Because it can take up to 72 hours to receive events generated by carriers, you should not use them to determine if there is a delay in outbound message delivery. After 72 hours, if AWS End User Messaging has not received a final event from a carrier, the service automatically returns an UNKNOWN messageStatus as we do not know what happened to that message.
Examples
SMS example log
The JSON object for an SMS event contains the data shown in the following example.
{ "eventType": "TEXT_SUCCESSFUL", "eventVersion": "1.0", "eventTimestamp": 1686975103470, "isFinal": true, "originationPhoneNumber": "+12065550152", "destinationPhoneNumber": "+14255550156", "isInternationalSend": false, "mcc": "310", "mnc": "800", "messageId": "862a8790-60c0-4430-9b2b-658bdexample", "messageRequestTimestamp": 1686975103170, "messageEncoding": "GSM", "messageType": "PROMOTIONAL", "messageStatus": "SUCCESSFUL", "messageStatusDescription": "Message has been accepted by phone carrier", "context": { "account": "bar" }, "totalMessageParts": 1, "totalMessagePrice": 0.09582, "totalCarrierFee": 0.0 }
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
eventType |
The type of event. Values are listed in Event types for SMS, MMS, and voice |
eventVersion |
The version of the event JSON schema. |
eventTimestamp |
The time when the event was reported, shown as Unix time in milliseconds. |
isFinal |
True if this is the final status for the message. There
are intermediate message statuses and it can take up to 72 hours for the
final message status to be received. |
originationPhoneNumber |
The phone number or RCS agent ID that the message was sent
from. For SMS and MMS messages, this value is an E.164 phone
number or short code. For RCS messages delivered natively via
RCS, this value is the RCS agent ID. For RCS messages that fell
back to SMS, this value is the E.164 phone number or short code
used for SMS delivery. If you send messages using the Amazon
Pinpoint SendMessages API, the equivalent field in
the delivery event is originationNumber. |
destinationPhoneNumber |
The phone number that you attempted to send the message to. |
isInternationalSend |
True if international messaging is enabled for this phone number. |
isoCountryCode |
The country that's associated with the recipient's phone number, shown in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format. |
mcc |
Mobile Country Codes identifies the country which a phone number belongs to. This field is optional and may not be present. |
mnc |
Mobile Network Codes identifies a mobile network operator. This field is optional and may not be present. |
messageId |
The unique ID that AWS End User Messaging generates when it accepts the message. |
messageRequestTimestamp |
The time when the SMS message request was received, shown as Unix time in milliseconds. |
messageEncoding |
The encoding of the message. Possible values are GSM and Unicode. For more information on message encoding, see the SMS character limits. |
messageType |
The type of message. Possible values are Promotional and Transactional. |
messageStatus |
The status of the message. Possible values are:
|
messageStatusDescription |
A description of the message status. |
context |
Custom attributes you can specify and will be logged, when you send a message. |
totalMessageParts |
The number of message parts that AWS End User Messaging created to send the message. Generally, SMS messages can contain only 160 GSM-7 characters or 67 non-GSM characters, although these limits can vary by country . If you send a message that exceeds these limits, AWS End User Messaging automatically splits the message into smaller parts. We bill you based on the number of message parts that you send. For more information on message parts, see the message parts information. |
totalMessagePrice |
The amount that we charged you to send the message. This price is
shown in thousandths of a United States cent. For example, if the value
of this attribute is 645, then we charged you 0.645¢
to send the message (645 / 1000 = 0.645¢ =
$0.00645). |
totalCarrierFee |
The total cost of carrier fees for a message. |
SMS Protect example log
The JSON object for a SMS event when using SMS Protect contains the data shown in the following example.
{ "eventType": "TEXT_PROTECT_BLOCKED", "eventVersion": "1.0", "eventTimestamp": 1686975103470, "isFinal": true, "originationPhoneNumber": "+12065550152", "destinationPhoneNumber": "+14255550156", "isoCountryCode": "US", "mcc": "310", "mnc": "800", "messageId": "862a8790-60c0-4430-9b2b-658bdexample", "messageRequestTimestamp": 1686975103170, "messageEncoding": "GSM", "messageType": "PROMOTIONAL", "messageStatus": "PROTECT_BLOCKED", "messageStatusDescription": "Message blocked by protect configuration", "context": { "account": "bar" }, "totalMessageParts": 1, "totalMessagePrice": 0, "totalCarrierFee": 0, "protectConfiguration": { "protectConfigurationId": "protect-d777777777777771bbd5d59f4d903479", "protectStatus": "FILTER" }, "protectConfigurationAssessment": { "protectRecommendation": "BLOCK" "protectInsights": { "blockReason": "AIT_SUSPECTED" } } }
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
eventType |
The type of event. Values are listed in Event types for SMS, MMS, and voice |
eventVersion |
The version of the event JSON schema. |
eventTimestamp |
The time when the event was reported, shown as Unix time in milliseconds. |
isFinal |
True if this is the final status for the message. There
are intermediate message statuses and it can take up to 72 hours for the
final message status to be received. |
originationPhoneNumber |
The phone number that the message was sent from. |
destinationPhoneNumber |
The phone number that you attempted to send the message to. |
isoCountryCode |
The country that's associated with the recipient's phone number, shown in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format. |
mcc |
Mobile Country Codes identifies the country which a phone number belongs to. This field is optional and may not be present. |
mnc |
Mobile Network Codes identifies a mobile network operator. This field is optional and may not be present. |
messageId |
The unique ID that AWS End User Messaging generates when it accepts the message. |
messageRequestTimestamp |
The time when the SMS message request was received, shown as Unix time in milliseconds. |
messageEncoding |
The encoding of the message. Possible values are GSM and Unicode. For more information on message encoding, see the SMS character limits. |
messageType |
The type of message. Possible values are Promotional and Transactional. |
messageStatus |
The status of the message. Possible values are:
|
messageStatusDescription |
A description of the message status. |
context |
Custom attributes you can specify and will be logged, when you send a message. |
totalMessageParts |
The number of message parts that AWS End User Messaging created to send the message. Generally, SMS messages can contain only 160 GSM-7 characters or 67 non-GSM characters, although these limits can vary by country . If you send a message that exceeds these limits, AWS End User Messaging automatically splits the message into smaller parts. We bill you based on the number of message parts that you send. For more information on message parts, see the message parts information. |
totalMessagePrice |
The amount that we charged you to send the message. This price is
shown in thousandths of a United States cent. For example, if the value
of this attribute is 645, then we charged you 0.645¢
to send the message (645 / 1000 = 0.645¢ =
$0.00645). |
totalCarrierFee |
The total cost of carrier fees for a message. |
protectConfiguration |
The Id of the protect configuration that was used when sending the message and the status the destination country was in at the time. For more information on SMS Protect, see SMS Protect. |
protectConfigurationAssessment |
An assessment of whether SMS Protect thinks your message should be Allowed or Blocked from sending and the blocking reasons when available. |
Voice example event log
The JSON object for a Voice event contains the data shown in the following example.
{ "eventType": "VOICE_COMPLETED", "eventVersion": "1.0", "eventTimestamp": 1697835373500, "isFinal": true, "originationPhoneNumber": "+12065550153", "destinationPhoneNumber": "+14255550159", "isoCountryCode": "US", "messageId": "567f6c11-6e8b-4352-9749-a42a0example", "messageRequestTimestamp": 1697835372720, "messageStatus": "COMPLETED", "callDurationInSeconds": 60, "totalDurationInMinutes": 1, "totalMessagePrice": 0.013, "context": { "account": "bar" } }
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
eventType |
The type of event. Values are listed in Event types for SMS, MMS, and voice |
eventVersion |
The version of the event JSON schema. |
eventTimestamp |
The time when the event was reported, shown as Unix time in milliseconds. |
isFinal |
True if this is the final status for the message. There
are intermediate message statuses. |
originationPhoneNumber |
The phone number that the message was sent from. |
destinationPhoneNumber |
The phone number that you attempted to send the message to. |
isoCountryCode |
The country that's associated with the recipient's phone number, shown in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format. |
messageId |
The unique ID that AWS End User Messaging generates when it accepts the message. |
messageRequestTimestamp |
The time when the SMS message request was received, shown as Unix time in milliseconds. |
messageStatus |
The status of the message. Possible values are:
|
callDurationInSeconds |
The duration of the call in seconds. |
totalDurationInMinutes |
The duration of the call in minutes. |
totalMessagePrice |
The amount that we charged you to send the voice message. This price is shown in thousandths of a United States cent. |
context |
Custom attributes you can specify and will be logged, when you send a message. |
MMS example log
The JSON object for an MMS event contains the data shown in the following example.
{ "contentType":"MMS", "eventType": "MEDIA_DELIVERED", "eventVersion": "1.0", "eventTimestamp": 1635197695208, "isFinal": true, "originationPhoneNumber": "+12065550153", "destinationPhoneNumber": "+14255550159", "isoCountryCode": "US", "messageId": "b4a3196d-5b61-4884-a0d9-745acf1f6235example", "messageRequestTimestamp": 1635197693241, "messageType": "TRANSACTIONAL", "messageStatus": "DELIVERED", "messageStatusDescription": "Message has been accepted by phone", "context": {"foo":"bar"}, "totalMessageParts": 1, "totalMessagePrice": 0.0195, "totalCarrierFee": 0.00266 }
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
eventType |
The type of event. Values are listed in Event types for SMS, MMS, and voice |
eventVersion |
The version of the event JSON schema. |
eventTimestamp |
The time when the event was reported, shown as Unix time in milliseconds. |
isFinal |
True if this is the final status for the message. There
are intermediate message statuses and it can take up to 72 hours for the
final message status to be received. |
originationPhoneNumber |
The phone number that the message was sent from. |
destinationPhoneNumber |
The phone number that you attempted to send the message to. |
isoCountryCode |
The country that's associated with the recipient's phone number, shown in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format. |
messageId |
The unique ID that AWS End User Messaging generates when it accepts the message. |
messageRequestTimestamp |
The time when the SMS message request was received, shown as Unix time in milliseconds. |
messageType |
The type of message. Possible values are Promotional and Transactional. |
messageStatus |
The status of the message. Possible values are:
|
messageStatusDescription |
A description of the message status. |
context |
Custom attributes you can specify and will be logged, when you send a message. |
totalMessageParts |
The number of message parts that AWS End User Messaging created to send the message. For more information on message parts, see the message parts information. |
totalMessagePrice |
The amount that we charged you to send the message. This price is
shown in thousandths of a United States cent. For example, if the value
of this attribute is 645, then we charged you 0.645¢
to send the message (645 / 1000 = 0.645¢ =
$0.00645). |
totalCarrierFee |
The total cost of carrier fees for a message. |
RCS example log
RCS events use an eventType of RCS_DELIVERED,
RCS_READ, and the related RCS status event types. Every RCS event also
carries an rcsBusinessId and an agentIsoCountryCode that
identify the RCS agent, which SMS and MMS events do not include. The
originationPhoneNumber field contains the RCS agent ID when the message is
delivered natively over RCS, and an E.164 phone number or short code when the message
falls back to SMS.
Delivery event. A delivered message reports an
eventType of RCS_DELIVERED and a messageStatus of
DELIVERED. Rich RCS messages include billing metadata, where
rcsMetadata.billingEventType is RICH:
{ "eventType": "RCS_DELIVERED", "eventVersion": "1.0", "eventTimestamp": 1781661267660, "isFinal": true, "originationPhoneNumber": "rcs-c020de2520714385964ebf7b095c4b60", "destinationPhoneNumber": "+13022640220", "isoCountryCode": "US", "isInternationalSend": false, "messageId": "test-sc1-004", "messageRequestTimestamp": 1781300397157, "messageEncoding": "UNICODE", "messageType": "TRANSACTIONAL", "messageStatus": "DELIVERED", "messageStatusDescription": "Message has been accepted by phone", "totalMessageParts": 1, "totalMessagePrice": 0.007, "totalCarrierFee": 0.00494, "rcsMetadata": { "billingEventType": "RICH" }, "rcsBusinessId": "endusermessagingtesting1_06fr8x6o_agent", "agentIsoCountryCode": "US" }
Read event. A read receipt reports an
eventType of RCS_READ and a messageStatus of
READ. A RCS_DELIVERED event is always sent before or together
with the RCS_READ event:
{ "eventType": "RCS_READ", "eventVersion": "1.0", "eventTimestamp": 1781661267203, "isFinal": true, "originationPhoneNumber": "rcs-c020de2520714385964ebf7b095c4b60", "destinationPhoneNumber": "+13022640220", "isoCountryCode": "US", "isInternationalSend": false, "messageId": "test-sc1-004", "messageRequestTimestamp": 1781300397157, "messageEncoding": "UNICODE", "messageType": "TRANSACTIONAL", "messageStatus": "READ", "messageStatusDescription": "Message has been read by recipient", "totalMessageParts": 1, "totalMessagePrice": 0.0, "totalCarrierFee": 0.0, "rcsBusinessId": "endusermessagingtesting1_06fr8x6o_agent", "agentIsoCountryCode": "US" }
Delivery event within a conversation. When a message
is part of an active conversation session, the delivery event adds the conversation
fields and reports a totalMessagePrice and totalCarrierFee of
0.0, because the one-time conversationSessionFee covers the
message:
{ "eventType": "RCS_DELIVERED", "eventVersion": "1.0", "eventTimestamp": 1751234567890, "isFinal": true, "originationPhoneNumber": "rcs-f4e4252a5abe48bea50a6c176a056124", "destinationPhoneNumber": "+14376638816", "isoCountryCode": "CA", "isInternationalSend": false, "messageId": "b4a3196d-5b61-4884-a0d9-745acf1f6235", "messageRequestTimestamp": 1751234565000, "messageEncoding": "UNICODE", "messageType": "TRANSACTIONAL", "messageStatus": "DELIVERED", "messageStatusDescription": "Message has been accepted by phone", "totalMessageParts": 1, "totalMessagePrice": 0.0, "totalCarrierFee": 0.0, "rcsMetadata": { "billingEventType": "BASIC" }, "rcsBusinessId": "endusermessagingtesting1_06fr8x6o_agent", "agentIsoCountryCode": "CA", "conversationInitiatingMessageId": "177930985040408106521449", "conversationInitiatingMessageType": "OUTBOUND", "conversationSessionFee": 0.012 }
CONVERSATION_STARTED event. AWS End User Messaging sends this event
to your RCS event Amazon SNS topic when a conversation session begins. The
messageBody is a JSON string:
{ "originationNumber": "14376638816", "destinationNumber": "rcs-e138fa39eabf4d6d8e95546248c8dfa7", "messageBody": "{\"type\":\"CONVERSATION_STARTED\",\"startTime\":\"2026-06-28T04:03:08.002+0000\",\"endTime\":\"2026-06-29T04:08:08.002+0000\",\"conversationInitiatingMessageId\":\"7e7da6ec-234a-4d4f-bbc5-943bcca663ab\",\"conversationInitiatingMessageType\":\"OUTBOUND\"}", "inboundMessageId": "7e7da6ec-234a-4d4f-bbc5-943bcca663ab" }
Inbound typing indicator. Inbound interaction events
are delivered to the two-way Amazon SNS topic on your RCS agent, not to a configuration
set event destination. The messageBody is a JSON string with a
type of RCS_TYPING:
{ "originationNumber": "12679164820", "destinationNumber": "rcs-cb1e6e519e9049fabf8c0ae38e4d876b", "messageBody": "{\"type\":\"RCS_TYPING\",\"receivedAt\":\"2026-06-17T17:36:29.937+0000\"}", "inboundMessageId": "12679164820-2026-06-17T17:36:29.937+0000" }
Suggestion tap (postback). When a recipient taps a
suggestion, you receive a postback on the two-way Amazon SNS topic. The
messageBody carries the postbackData you configured on the
suggestion:
{ "originationNumber": "12679164820", "destinationNumber": "rcs-cb1e6e519e9049fabf8c0ae38e4d876b", "messageBody": "{\"type\":\"SUGGESTION\",\"text\":\"Open\",\"postbackData\":\"Open\"}", "inboundMessageId": "nIMYZGrBUILWng0Qck0deqVaAoTSJY5PsktKYOBYJhVaTsrdMdrs714e8SLZAjD3" }
To determine the delivery channel, inspect the originationPhoneNumber
field. An RCS agent ID means the message was delivered over RCS; an E.164 phone number
or short code means it was delivered over SMS, either directly or after RCS fallback.
RCS event types and fields
The following sections describe each RCS event type, the status values and fields it carries, and how to process it. The example payloads above show these events as they arrive at your event destination.
Common fields on RCS events
All RCS events, including delivery status events, read receipts, and inbound interaction events, include the following fields that identify the RCS agent:
rcsBusinessId-
The platform identifier for the RCS agent that sent or received the message.
agentIsoCountryCode-
The ISO country code of the country in which the RCS agent is registered, for example
USorCA.
These fields are present on all RCS events. They are not included on SMS or MMS events.
Delivery status events
Delivery status events indicate the lifecycle state of an outbound RCS message. You use these events to confirm delivery, trigger fallback logic, or alert your operations team to content violations.
Each outbound status event has an eventType of RCS_DELIVERED (and
related RCS status event types) and a messageStatus field that holds one of the
following values:
DELIVERED-
The message reached the recipient's device. Use this event to cancel any pending fallback timers.
PENDING-
The RCS platform accepted the message but has not yet delivered it. Start your fallback timer when you receive this event.
UNDELIVERABLE-
The platform permanently cannot deliver the message (for example, the recipient's device does not support RCS). Trigger your SMS or MMS fallback and flag the phone number for future routing decisions.
REJECTED-
The message was rejected due to a content policy violation. Alert your operations team and review the message content.
Note
Status events for rich RCS messages include billing metadata. The
rcsMetadata.billingEventType value is RICH for rich RCS
messages.
Read receipts
A read receipt indicates that the recipient opened or viewed your message. Use read receipts to track engagement and measure read rates.
READ-
The recipient viewed the message. A
RCS_DELIVEREDevent is always sent before or together with theRCS_READevent, so if you did not process a separate delivery event, treat the message as delivered when you receive the read event.
The read event uses an eventType of RCS_READ with messageStatus set to READ.
You can calculate your read rate as the number of READ events divided by the
number of DELIVERED events, multiplied by 100.
Typing indicators
Typing indicator events signal that a participant is composing a message. These events flow in both directions:
-
Inbound (user to agent): When the recipient begins composing a reply, you receive an inbound notification on your two-way Amazon SNS topic. The
messageBodycontains a JSON object with atypeofRCS_TYPING. Use this to prepare your conversational logic or display status in your dashboard. -
Outbound (agent to user): Agent-initiated typing indicators, which show the recipient that your agent is preparing a response, are a planned capability. Check the AWS End User Messaging release notes for current availability.
Note
Agent-initiated typing indicators and agent-initiated read receipts, which your agent sends to a recipient, are planned capabilities. Check the AWS End User Messaging release notes for current availability.
TTL expiration events
When you set a TimeToLive value on a message and the TTL elapses before the
message is delivered, the RCS platform attempts to revoke (delete) the message. The outcome
generates one of the following events:
TTL_EXPIRATION_REVOKED-
The expired message was successfully removed before the recipient viewed it. You can safely trigger your SMS or MMS fallback to ensure the recipient receives the content.
TTL_EXPIRATION_REVOKE_FAILED-
The revocation failed and the message might still be delivered to the recipient. In this case, evaluate whether sending a fallback message would result in a duplicate before proceeding.
TTL expiration events work together with your fallback strategy. For details on configuring message expiration, see the RCS message expiration documentation.
Fallback events
When an RCS message cannot be delivered and AWS End User Messaging triggers an SMS or MMS fallback (either
through pool-based configuration or per-message FallbackConfiguration), the service
generates events that indicate the fallback outcome.
Fallback events indicate:
-
Whether the fallback message was sent successfully.
-
The channel used for fallback (SMS or MMS).
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The reason the original RCS message was not delivered (for example, device not RCS-capable, TTL expiration, or platform unavailability).
Monitor these events to measure your fallback rate and identify phone numbers that consistently require fallback delivery. For details on configuring per-message fallback, see the RCS per-message fallback documentation.
Suggestion tap (postback) events
When a recipient chooses a suggestion (a suggested reply or suggested action), you receive a
postback event containing the PostbackData string that you configured on that
suggestion. Use postback data to route your conversational logic, not the display text.
Important
Suggestion tap (postback) events are delivered only to your two-way Amazon SNS topic, not to configuration set event destinations.
The notification's messageBody contains a JSON object with a type of
SUGGESTION, the display text, and the postbackData you set
on the suggestion.
For details on how to configure suggestions and their postback data, see the RCS suggestions documentation.
Important
Design your PostbackData values as structured identifiers (for example,
action:confirm_order:12345) so that you can parse them programmatically. Avoid
relying on display text, which can change without affecting your routing logic.
Conversational pricing events and fields
If you register your RCS agent to use conversational pricing, AWS End User Messaging adds fields to
delivery and inbound events while a message is part of an active conversation session, and sends a
CONVERSATION_STARTED event when a session begins. For an overview of the
conversational pricing model, see the RCS conversational pricing documentation.
Conversation fields
The following fields appear on a delivery or inbound event only when the message is part of an active conversation session. When the message is not part of a conversation, AWS End User Messaging omits these fields entirely.
conversationInitiatingMessageId-
The message ID that started the conversation session. Present on delivery and inbound events.
conversationInitiatingMessageType-
How the conversation started:
OUTBOUNDwhen your agent sent the first message, orINBOUNDwhen the recipient sent the first message. Present on delivery and inbound events. conversationSessionFee-
The one-time session fee, in US dollars, charged once per 24-hour conversation session. Present on delivery events only.
When a message is part of an active conversation session, its delivery event reports a
totalMessagePrice and totalCarrierFee of 0.0, because the
session fee covers the message.
CONVERSATION_STARTED event
AWS End User Messaging sends a CONVERSATION_STARTED event to your RCS event Amazon SNS topic
when a conversation session begins. A session begins when your agent sends a message and the
recipient replies within 24 hours (business-initiated), or when the recipient sends a message and
your agent responds (user-initiated).
The messageBody contains a JSON object with the following fields:
typeAlways
CONVERSATION_STARTED.startTimeThe session start time, in ISO 8601 format.
endTimeThe session expiry time, in ISO 8601 format. This is always 24 hours after
startTime.conversationInitiatingMessageIdThe message ID that started the conversation.
conversationInitiatingMessageTypeOUTBOUNDwhen your agent sent the first message, orINBOUNDwhen the recipient sent the first message.
Best practices for event processing
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Configure event destinations before you begin sending production messages. This ensures you capture all events from the start.
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Use
DELIVEREDevents to cancel fallback timers. If you receive a delivery confirmation, do not send an SMS or MMS fallback. -
Process subscription events (
UNSUBSCRIBE) immediately to maintain compliance with messaging regulations. -
Implement idempotent event processing. Use the message identifier combined with the event type as a deduplication key to handle duplicate event deliveries.
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Handle out-of-order events by comparing event timestamps. Events might arrive in a different order than they occurred.
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Monitor rejection and undeliverable rates with CloudWatch alarms to detect content issues or targeting problems early.
Registration status change example
Unlike the message events in the preceding sections, which you receive
through a configuration set event destination, the registration status
change event is published directly to Amazon EventBridge on the default
event bus. emits this event whenever the status of a
registration, such as a phone number or sender ID registration, changes.
Create an EventBridge rule on the default event bus with a source of
aws.sms-voice and a detail type of Registration Status Change to route it to a target. The
event contains the data shown in the following example.
{ "version": "0", "id": "a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234example", "detail-type": "Registration Status Change", "source": "aws.sms-voice", "account": "123456789012", "time": "2024-04-25T00:00:00Z", "region": "us-east-1", "resources": [ "arn:aws:sms-voice:us-east-1:123456789012:registration/reg-12345example" ], "detail": { "registrationArn": "arn:aws:sms-voice:us-east-1:123456789012:registration/reg-12345example", "registrationDetails": { "registrationId": "reg-12345example", "registrationVersionNumber": 1, "registrationType": "US_TEN_DLC_BRAND", "registrationStatusChangeTimestamp": 1714000000000, "currentStatus": "COMPLETE" } } }
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
detail-type |
The event type. For registration status changes, this is always Registration Status Change. |
source |
The service that published the event, which is always
aws.sms-voice. |
resources |
A list containing the Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the registration whose status changed. |
detail.registrationArn |
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the registration. |
detail.registrationDetails.registrationId |
The unique identifier for the registration. |
detail.registrationDetails.registrationVersionNumber |
The version number of the registration that this status change applies to. |
detail.registrationDetails.registrationType |
The type of registration, such as
US_TEN_DLC_BRAND,
US_TOLL_FREE, or a sender ID registration
type. |
detail.registrationDetails.registrationStatusChangeTimestamp |
The time, in Unix epoch milliseconds, when the registration status changed. |
detail.registrationDetails.currentStatus |
The new status of the registration, such as
CREATED, SUBMITTED,
REVIEWING, REQUIRES_AUTHENTICATION,
REQUIRES_UPDATES, COMPLETE, or
DELETED. |