Integration
Connect Mobile Text Alerts to Transport for Denver, US
When something happens in Mobile Text Alerts, your agent does the next thing in Transport for Denver, US. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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What do you want Mobile Text Alerts and Transport for Denver, US to do together?
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Triggers and actions 4 triggers · 8 actions
Trigger
Delivery StatusTriggers when the delivery status of a message is updated.
- Message Reply
Triggers when a new message reply is received.
- Message Sent
Triggers when a new message is sent.
- Add Subscriber
Adds a subscriber.
- Add Subscriber to Group
Puts a phone number that has been previously added to a group.
- Delete All Scheduled Messages
This will delete all scheduled messages for a number.
- Remove Subscriber From Group
Removes a subscriber from a group.
- Send Message
Sends a message.
Trigger
New service alertFires when RTD publishes a new service alert, polling Denver RTD's GTFS-Realtime alerts feed.
- Get service alerts
Fetch the service alerts RTD is currently publishing (delays, detours, closures), from Denver RTD's GTFS-Realtime alerts feed.
- Get trip updates
Fetch real-time trip progress and arrival/departure predictions for RTD scheduled trips, from Denver RTD's GTFS-Realtime trip-updates feed.
- Get vehicle positions
Fetch the live position of every RTD vehicle currently in service, from Denver RTD's GTFS-Realtime vehicle-positions feed.
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