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# Send a verification SMS to new sign ups

This tutorial requires the use of [Integromat](https://www.integromat.com/en/register) and [Twilio](https://www.twilio.com/try-twilio) accounts

1\) Prepare your database for this project by adding a new number property to your User Collection. You can name it "Verification code"

![](/files/-MX6NWl1GFkmOZoT5TCT)

2\) On the Signup form, we need to add a new formula to create a verification when the user signs up. To do that we will use the RAND function which will create a random value between 1 and 99999. We will do this in the "Set Automatically" section of the Fields options.

![](/files/-MX6L8e-W6RwgJD-n-T7)

2\) You will also need to add a new property to hold your user's phone number. To do this, add a new **text** property to your user's collection. The reason we need to make it text is that your users will need to add their international code to their number, including the + symbol. This is a requirement from the Twilio API.

![](/files/-MX6NZJu1I9sW-gV3WP7)

3\) Open the Integromat template: [https://www.integromat.com/en/integration/5331-email-on-signup-with-verification-code](https://www.integromat.com/en/integration/5333-sms-on-signup-with-verification-code)

4\) Follow the 3 steps in the template.

![](/files/-MX6M_BsQdbf1WeQ6aq-)

![](/files/-MX6Me-GVway8VkHZ7LJ)

![](/files/-MX6MkV96ktpvF38G300)

5\) Create a new user in your Adalo app, make sure to use a phone number that is valid and accessible by you for testing.

6\) Run the scenario in Integromat.

7\) Check your phone for the verification code!


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