WordPress Forms SMS Integration
Budget: $10 – $30 AUD
My WordPress site relies on several in-house enquiry and contact forms, and I want each successful submission to fire an instant text message through the TouchSMS.com.au gateway. The goal is simple: as soon as a visitor hits “send”, TouchSMS should deliver a notification to the mobile numbers I configure, using their REST API and my existing WordPress forms (no rebuild of the forms themselves).
Here’s what I need from you:
• Connect every current WordPress form to TouchSMS so the SMS is triggered on submission.
• Allow me to tailor the outgoing text—for example, pulling key form fields or a brief custom line—without editing code each time.
• Keep everything within WordPress’s admin area: settings page, API key field, number list and a quick toggle per form.
• Make sure messages send reliably, log any failures, and do a quick sandbox test with me before pushing live.
• Provide a short, step-by-step note on how to add future forms to the same flow.
If you’ve worked with TouchSMS, Twilio or similar gateways in WordPress, this will be familiar territory. Clean code, no hard-coding credentials, and a light footprint on site performance are important. Once the integration is in place and tested, your job is done—I take it from there.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Connect every current WordPress form to TouchSMS so the SMS is triggered on submission.
• Allow me to tailor the outgoing text—for example, pulling key form fields or a brief custom line—without editing code each time.
• Keep everything within WordPress’s admin area: settings page, API key field, number list and a quick toggle per form.
• Make sure messages send reliably, log any failures, and do a quick sandbox test with me before pushing live.
• Provide a short, step-by-step note on how to add future forms to the same flow.
If you’ve worked with TouchSMS, Twilio or similar gateways in WordPress, this will be familiar territory. Clean code, no hard-coding credentials, and a light footprint on site performance are important. Once the integration is in place and tested, your job is done—I take it from there.