Sending SMS to user

Hi all,
We have already time sheet approval workflow and When the User receives the Workitem the notification has to sent to his mobile as an SMS.
Could you please guide us the procedures/configurations that needs to been and how to trigger it
Do we have any configuration in SWU3
Kindly Guide
Thanks and Regards,
Sabari

Hi Sabari
In your workflow template use a activity. In the CATs bor create a method use the FM SO_DOCUMENT_SEND_API1 in the table parameter of receiver-REC_TYPE = 'K' . And give the mobile no. It will send the sms.
Regards
vijay

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