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# AWS End User Messaging SMS

### Integrate AWS End User Messaging SMS

To integrate the *AWS End User Messaging SMS* channel, begin by selecting *Resources* from your workspace menu and choosing *Integrations*:

1. Choose *+ Add integration* > Select *AWS End User Messaging SMS* from the dropdown 
2. Click the link to deploy the CloudFormation template > You will be directed to AWS and asked to sign into your account 
3. The Quick create stack page appears with Template, Stack Name, and Parameters information
4. In the *Capabilities* section at the bottom, select the acknowledgment checkbox > click *Create stack*
5. Once the stack is created and deployed, select the *Outputs tab* and under the Key section find the relevant ARNs/additional fields
6. Enter the following into NLX:
   * *Pinpoint Role ARN*
   * *Project ID*: The unique identifier for your Pinpoint application
   * *SNS Role ARN*
   * *SNS Topic ARN*
7. Click *Create integration*

### Next steps

To successfully use your AWS End User Messaging SMS integration with applications created in your workspace, be sure to complete the following:

1. Create or select an existing [Core application](/platform/nlx-platform-guide/ai-applications/setup.md) in your NLX workspace
2. From your app's *Configuration* tab, add your AWS End User Messaging SMS channel under the Delivery section
3. Create an application [build and deploy](/platform/nlx-platform-guide/ai-applications/setup.md#deployment)


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