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# Reverse integration

When Smartico platform sends any of the assets to the user it can notify your platform about it.

For example, Smartico can notify your system using an HTTP POST call every time the system sends mail to the user. There are various possible parameters which can be passed in the call:

* Time (epoch millis)
* Campaign name
* Asset type(Email, SMS, Push)
* External User ID (the user ID on your side)
* Link to see the content of the sent asset

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The configuration is done by the Smartico team after providing the following:

* HTTP URL of your API endpoint
* Preferred method - POST or GET. POST is suggested
* Content type, "application/json" is suggested
* Body, for the POST method, where you need to structure the JSON template.

Example of setup:

* URL - <https://mysite.com/users/communications>
* Method POST
* Content-Type: "application/json"
* Body template

```json
{
  "login": "123123",
  "time": 1664115803000,
  "view_url": "<URL which shows the content of the asset>",
  "channel": "SMS",
  "campaign_name": "RND Flow"
}
```

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{% hint style="info" %}
Contact your Account Manager or log a JIRA ticket to set up the reverse integration
{% endhint %}


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