TelesignEnterprise 2.3.0

Telesign Full-service C# SDK

Telesign connects, protects, and defends the customer experience with intelligence from billions of digital interactions and mobile signals. Through developer-friendly APIs that deliver user verification, digital identity, and omnichannel communications, we help the world's largest brands secure onboarding, maintain account integrity, prevent fraud, and streamline omnichannel engagement.

Requirements

• .NET Framework v4.5.2+.
• dotnet CLI (optional) - This tool isn't required to use this SDK, but it is required to use the installation instructions below.

NOTE:

These instructions are for MacOS. They will need to be adapted if you are installing on Windows.

Installation

Follow these steps to add this SDK as a dependency to your project.

1. (Optional) Create a new directory for your C# project. Skip this step if you already have created a project. If you plan to create multiple C# projects that use Telesign, we recommend that you group them within a telesign_integrations directory.

    cd ~/code/local
    mkdir telesign_integrations
    cd telesign_integrations
    mkdir {your project name}
    cd {your project name}

2. Create a new C# solution using the dotnet CLI in the top-level directory of your project.

   dotnet new console -o {name of the solution}

   For example:

   dotnet new console -o SendSMS

3. Install the Telesign Full-service C# SDK using the dotnet CLI. This will also install the Telesign Self-service C# SDK since it is a dependency for the Full-service SDK.

   dotnet add package TelesignEnterprise --version 2.2.3

   Once the SDK is installed, you should see a message in the terminal notifying you that you have successfully installed the SDK.

NOTE:

There are alternate ways of installing this SDK. For examples, see this SDK's page in the NuGet gallery.

Authentication

If you use a Telesign SDK to make your request, authentication is handled behind-the-scenes for you. All you need to provide is your Customer ID and API Key. The SDKs apply Digest authentication whenever they make a request to a Telesign service where it is supported. When Digest authentication is not supported, the SDKs apply Basic authentication.

What's next

• Learn to send a request to Telesign with code with one of our tutorials.
• Browse our Developer Portal for tutorials, how-to guides, reference content, and more.
• Check out our sample code on GitHub.