ClickSend for your agents.
Connect ClickSend once and every agent you run inside Even (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Even Agents) can use it: 9 curated tools, discovered on demand, with your key stored on your machine and every call going direct to ClickSend.
What agents can do with ClickSend
Curated for agents: the calls that matter, with schemas and descriptions written for tool use, not an endpoint dump.
clicksend_get_accountGet your ClickSend account details and current credit balance.
clicksend_send_smsSend an SMS message. Supports multiple recipients, custom sender IDs, and scheduled delivery.
clicksend_list_messagesList sent SMS messages with date range and pagination support.
clicksend_get_sms_priceGet the price to send an SMS to a specific country and number count.
clicksend_send_emailSend an email with attachments using ClickSend's email API.
clicksend_send_voiceSend a voice call with a TTS message or upload an audio file.
clicksend_list_email_historyList sent emails with date range and status filter.
clicksend_send_faxSend a fax to one or more recipients. Content can be a base64-encoded document or a URL.
clicksend_delete_smsDelete an SMS message from history by its message ID.
Connect it in a minute
The connect flow is agent-driven: Even opens the key page in its own browser and collects the key through a secure native field. It never passes through the chat.
- Paste the prompt below into any agent running inside Even, or click Connect in Even's catalog.
- Log into the ClickSend dashboard and go to Account > API Keys.
- Copy your API Key and API Secret.
- The first field is the username (API Key); the second is the password (API Secret).
- Paste the key into Even's secure field. Even verifies it and your agents are live.
Connect ClickSend to Even: call connect_begin("clicksend") on the even-connect MCP and walk me through it.
Send SMS and email campaigns to customers through ClickSend in one workflow.
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