Message Routing

ê This function requires the licensing of the Message Routing module

i The options for this function are located in the web interface under Configuration - Message Routing

The Message Routing allows to forward incoming messages (SMS, E-Mail, Telegram or Telegram & SMS) based on configurable rules.

Overview of configurable rules

Rule	Description
AND Connection	Specify one or more search pattern that are related to each other. Only if all search pattern matches the rule gets activated
Message	Specify the message text which activates this rule. On incoming emails the subject is not considered
Message RegEx	Specify the message text which activates this rule (The sender will evaluate as Regular Expression ). On incoming emails the subject is not considered
NOT Connection	Specify one or more search pattern to ignore the rule
OR Connection	Specify one or more search pattern that are related to each other. If one search pattern matches the rule gets activated
Sender	Specify the sender which activates this rule Example 004917012345678 max.mustermann@brevis.one
Sender RegEx	Specify the sender which activates this rule (The sender will evaluate as Regular Expression) Example ^(49\|43)+\d (.*)@brevis.one

Click the Add button in the column rule, to add a new rule.

Click the Add button in the column destination, to add a destination for the forwarding.

Choice	Function	Requires License
Add contacts ( Telegram/Automatik )	Add a contact from the addressbook	Telegram
Add groups ( SMS/E-Mail )	Add a group as recipient	recipient groups
Add contact ( SMS/E-Mail )	Add a contact from the addressbook
Auto responder	Add a auto responder
Add a group (Telegrom/Automatic)	Add a group as recipient	Telegram
HTTP Request	Add the URL to a script which conducts further processing. Example: http://example.com/incomingsms.php?from=$NUMBER$&text=$TXT$
HTTP Request (iSMS Protokoll)	Add the URL to your monitoring system, to acknowledge Nagios alerts. Example: http://example.com/isms/smsack.cgi

Use the arrows in the column order to sort the rules. The rules will be processed in order from top to bottom. Multiple rules can match.

Use the option Ignore subsequent rules to prevent the processing of furhter rules.

Search and replace:

When checking the checkmark on the field Search and replace, further options appear:

With this option it is possible to search incoming messages with a search pattern and replace them with the substitution.

The first input field requires a search pattern in the form of a Regular expression.

The second input field requires the substitution for the search pattern.

Examples for search and replace:

	All incoming messages (SMS) get searched through for the search pattern Alpha and get replaced by Bravo if found.
	Example for a search pattern utilizing a Regular expression. All incoming messages (SMS) get searched through for the search patterns Search 1 and Search 2 and get replaced by Replace if found.

Examples for logical connections and regular expressions

	Every incoming message (SMS) from the specified number will be forwarded
	The incoming message (Telegram & SMS) that contains the text "meeting at" will be forwarded
	The incoming message (SMS) has to be sent from a german or austrian number to get forwarded
	The incoming message (E-Mail) have to be sent from a sender of the domain brevis.one to get forwarded
	Every message (SMS) that was not sent from a number with 123 at the end or that does not contain the text "Test" will be forwarded