IP Address Management API
The IP Address Management API combines functionality that was previously split between the Twilio SendGrid IP Address API and IP Pools API. This functionality includes adding IP addresses to your account, assigning IP addresses to IP Pools and Subusers, among other tasks. More details about each operation can be found in the descriptions and schemas for each endpoint.
Add a Batch of IPs to an IP Pool
The IP Address Management API is in public beta at this time. This means the API and documentation are still in development and subject to change without advanced notice.
POST /v3/send_ips/pools/{poolid}/ips:batchAdd
Base url: https://api.sendgrid.com
This operation appends a batch of IPs to an IP Pool. This operation requires all IP assignments to succeed. If any IP assignments fail, this endpoint will return an error.
Request Body
An array of IP addresses to assign to the specified IP Pool. All assignments must succeed.
Path Parameters
Specifies the unique ID for an IP Pool.
default: NoneResponses
The name of the IP Pool.
The unique ID of the IP Pool.
An array of IP addresses assigned to the IP Pool.
IP Address Management Error Response Schema
An array of error objects.
Indicates which field caused the error. This may be an empty string if no specific field is responsible for the error.
An error-specific message that provides more information about the error's cause.
IP Address Management Error Response Schema
An array of error objects.
Indicates which field caused the error. This may be an empty string if no specific field is responsible for the error.
An error-specific message that provides more information about the error's cause.
IP Address Management Error Response Schema
An array of error objects.
Indicates which field caused the error. This may be an empty string if no specific field is responsible for the error.
An error-specific message that provides more information about the error's cause.
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