Fyno’s Quick-Start Guide

Configure your integrations

Connect the channels and providers you already use. No custom API integration work is needed on your side.

1. Log in to your existing provider’s dashboard and copy its authentication credentials (API keys, tokens, sender IDs and so on).
2. In Fyno, open Integrations, select your provider, and paste in the credentials to activate it.

→ Learn more in the Integrations documentation.

Create your templates

Templates hold all your message content, organised by channel, so your code never has to.

• Edit visually. Use the WYSIWYG (“What You See Is What You Get”) editor to create and edit templates on the fly.
• Make it dynamic. Add Handlebars-style {{ }} placeholders for values you pass at send time.
• One template, many channels. Rich formatting is available on channels like Email and WhatsApp; SMS content is plain text.
• Test before you ship. Click Run Test to check the template renders as expected.

Hi {{name}}, your order {{order_id}} has shipped and will arrive by {{delivery_date}}.

→ Learn more in Templates and Handlebars.

Generate an API key

Every API call to Fyno is authenticated with an API key tied to your workspace.

1. Click Workspace Settings in the bottom-left corner of the navigation menu, then click API Keys.
2. Click Generate +.
3. Enter a unique name for the key so you can tell your keys apart later.
4. (Optional) Enter the IP addresses you want to restrict this key’s usage to.
5. Select the environment the key should work in (see the table below).
6. Click the check mark, then click Create.
7. Before closing the pop-up, copy both your Workspace ID and your API key.

You can create up to 20 API keys per account. → Learn more in API Keys.

Create a notification event

A notification event ties everything together into a single endpoint your application calls to send a message.

1. Go to Notification Events in the left navigation and click Create +.
2. Enter a name, choose the event type (OTP, Transactional, or Marketing), add a description, and select a group. Optionally, choose a subscription topic. Click Submit.
3. Under Template, select the template you created earlier.
4. Under Route/Provider, choose Single Channel Route or Provider, then pick a provider or route for each channel in your template.
5. Click Save to save a Test version, or Go Live to publish the Live version.
6. Click Run Test, enter a destination and placeholder values, and fire a test notification.

Trigger the event using the Fyno API

Once it works, trigger the event from your application with one API call, using the API key and Workspace ID from the previous step.

curl -X POST 'https://api.fyno.io/v1/<WORKSPACE_ID>/event' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_FYNO_API_KEY>' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "event": "<NOTIFICATION_EVENT_NAME>",
    "to": {
      "sms": "+919876543210",
      "email": "user@example.com"
    },
    "data": {
      "name": "Vivek",
      "order_id": "DEC165432"
    }
  }'

→ Learn more in Creating a Notification Event and Triggering a Notification Event.

Monitor with analytics and logs

Your notifications are now flowing to customers. Use analytics and logs to measure performance and troubleshoot in seconds.

For delivery and open rates on a single event, see Notification Event Analytics. To inspect individual messages, see Sent Logs.