bird compliance requirements
Usage
Przykład kodu
bird compliance requirements [flags]Description
What one country asks for before it will approve one registration, with where each item stands and why any was refused. bird sms senders requirements says which countries want a registration; this says what one is asking for, addressed by that row's registration_id as subject_id. Without subject_id it answers the form with no submission behind it, every item unanswered except those identity_id prefills, and program turns required, because a country can run more than one and there is no registration to read it from. satisfied is whether every required item is approved or not applicable; needs_input separates items still waiting on you from answers already with a reviewer.
Examples
Przykład kodu
bird compliance requirementsOptions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| --country-code | The destination country. For identity send ZZ, the international coordinate: your business registers once, not per country. (required) |
| --identity-id | Prefill the business details from a party you have already described. Requirements that ask about the party come back carrying its answers, marked prefilled; requirements about this sender never prefill because you write the sender's intended use fresh each time. Anything you have already filed for this registration wins over the party's answer. |
| --program | The programme to read. Optional alongside subject_id, because a registration is under exactly one programme and that is the one used; supply it there only to confirm the programme you expect, since one that is not the registration's own returns a 422, as does supplying one at all for a country that runs no registration programme. Required when subject_id is omitted, because there is then no registration to resolve it from and a country can run more than one. Known values: alpha, numeric, mobile, local, national, short_code, short_code_fteu, toll_free, business (others may exist). |
| --response-schema | Print the fields this command returns, then exit |
| --subject-id | The registration to answer for. Omit it to read the form on its own, before you hold anything to register: the requirements come back unanswered, which is what to do when you are deciding whether to take a number or a sender on in the first place. Omitting it makes program required, since the coordinate is otherwise resolved from the subject. When you do supply it, it is an scr_ id when subject_kind is sms_sender, an nda_ id when it is number, and a cid_ party id when it is identity. |
| --subject-kind | What you are registering. Possible values: sms_sender, number, identity. (required) |