# Receive SMS via HTTP (MO) Example

### <mark style="color:green;">`GET`</mark> `/yoursite.com.au/`

When an SMS MO message arrives at the SMS Gateway, it will send the following request to your application.

#### Example

<pre class="language-http"><code class="lang-http"><strong>http://www.yoursite.com.au/SMSfromMobiles?ORIGINATOR=61412345678&#x26;RECIPIENT=1987654&#x26;PROVIDER=telstra&#x26;MESSAGE_TEXT=Hello%20There&#x26;KEYWORD=&#x3C;KEYWORD>
</strong></code></pre>

#### Body

| Parameter     | Type    | Example       | Description                                       |
| ------------- | ------- | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| originator    | integer | 12345         | The associated shortcode for your service.        |
| recipient     | integer | XX7432104492  | The recipient you want to send this message to.   |
| provider      | string  | Telstra       | The network you plan to send the SMS message via. |
| message\_text | string  | Hello%20There | Your URL encoded message.                         |
| keyword       | string  | mv-100620006  | Your unique Mobivate keyword for your service.    |

#### Output

```json
{
 "ORIGINATOR": "61412345678",
 "RECIPIENT": "1987654",
 "PROVIDER": "telstra",
 "MESSAGE_TEXT": "Hello%20There",
 "KEYWORD": "<KEYWORD>"
}
```

#### Acknowledging MO's

For your endpoint to acknowledge MO's correctly your server needs to respond with a HTTP 200, and a body of either: “0” (ZERO), "OK" or "SUCCESS". To read more about this and see examples, [click here.](https://wiki.mobivate.com/use-cases/acknowledging-mos-and-drs)&#x20;

{% hint style="warning" %}
You need to provide us with the MO destination (URL) before we can provide you with an account credentials. Please contact your account manager.
{% endhint %}