Applies to: Admins/Owners configuring After-Call SMS (Custom).
Outcome: Insert dynamic placeholders in your SMS template, test them, and confirm messages populate correctly.
Time to complete: 5–10 minutes.
Placeholder | Pulls from | Description |
Number settings | Your IVR / business number tied to the call. | |
Account profile | Your brand name configured in the account. | |
Call log | Caller’s phone number. | |
User profile | Name of the user/agent who received the call. | |
User profile | Email of the user/agent who received the call. | |
User profile | Mobile of the user/agent who received the call. | |
Call log | Timestamp of when the call occurred. | |
Routing/queues | Department or queue the caller was connected to. | |
Account profile | Your company’s legal/business name. |
Tip: Use placeholders exactly as shown, including braces and lowercase.
Hi …).Copy-paste nav: Communication/Automation → After-Call SMS → Custom → Create/Edit → Save → Attach to rule
Success criteria: A test SMS arrives with placeholders replaced by actual values (e.g., +91…, agent name/department, time).
in SMS):Can I invent my own placeholder (e.g., )?
No—only the parameters listed above are supported. Unsupported tokens won’t resolve.
Can I use these tokens outside After-Call SMS?
They’re designed for After-Call SMS (Custom). Other modules may not support them.
What happens if a field is empty?
The SMS may show a blank value. Write templates that still read naturally if a field is missing.