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POST
/
instances
/
{instanceId}
/
token
/
{token}
/
forward-message
Forward message
curl --request POST \
  --url https://api.z-api.io/instances/{instanceId}/token/{token}/forward-message \
  --header 'Client-Token: <api-key>' \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '
{
  "phone": "<string>",
  "messageId": "<string>",
  "messagePhone": "<string>"
}
'

Documentation Index

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Overview

Simple and straightforward, with this method you can forward messages through the API needing only the messageId of the message you want to forward, and the phone of the chat where that messageId is located.
To use this method you need to configure the webhook. If you haven’t configured it yet, the message will not be forwarded.

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Attributes

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instanceId
string
required
Your instance ID. Available in the Z-API panel under Instances.
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token
string
required
Your Z-API instance token.

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Required

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phone
string
required
Recipient’s phone number (or group ID for group messages) in DDI DDD NUMBER format. E.g.: 551199999999
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messageId
string
required
ID of the message to be forwarded
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messagePhone
string
required
Phone number of the chat where the messageId is located

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Optional

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delayMessage
number
Delay added to the message. You can choose between a range of 1 to 15 sec, meaning how many seconds it will wait before sending the next message. (E.g.: “delayMessage”: 5). The default delay if not provided is 1 to 3 sec

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Request Body

{
  "phone": "5511999999999",
  "messageId": "3999984263738042930CD6ECDE9VDWSA",
  "messagePhone": "5511888888888"
}

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Response

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200

{
  "zaapId": "3999984263738042930CD6ECDE9VDWSA"
}

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405

Make sure you are correctly sending the method specification, that is, verify that you sent POST or GET as specified at the beginning of this topic.

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415

If you receive a 415 error, make sure to add the “Content-Type” header to your request, which in most cases is “application/json”.