# `bird sms senders get`

## Usage

```bash
bird sms senders get <sender-id> [flags]
```

## Description

One sender and where it stands per country. Read it when you already hold the id and want that sender alone; `bird sms senders list` is how you find the id in the first place. A sender blocked on its number's own paperwork says so in `status`, which is a different obstacle from a country wanting a registration.

## Examples

```bash
bird sms senders get <sender-id>
bird sms senders get <sender-id> -f text
# the id to pass comes from
bird sms senders list
```

## Options

| Name                | Description                                      |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| `--response-schema` | Print the fields this command returns, then exit |

## Related

| Name                                                                            | Description                      |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------- |
| [`bird sms senders create`](/docs/cli/reference/sms-senders-create)             | Create an SMS sender             |
| [`bird sms senders list`](/docs/cli/reference/sms-senders-list)                 | List your SMS senders            |
| [`bird sms senders requirements`](/docs/cli/reference/sms-senders-requirements) | List what a sender needs to send |