VOICE & SMS
Twilio provides programmable phone numbers, voice, and SMS, which makes it the right choice when call flows need to be fully customisable rather than fitting a platform’s built-in phone system. In the US, reliable business SMS requires A2P 10DLC brand and campaign registration.
Scope depends on the systems already in place. These are the connections that usually matter most.
Business numbers with custom routing, IVR, and voicemail behaviour
Missed-call detection feeding automated text-back
Call recording and transcription where disclosed and permitted
SMS conversations logged against the CRM contact record
Call outcome and source data into reporting
Specific to Twilio, and worth checking whether or not we do the work.
A2P 10DLC registration incomplete, so SMS is filtered or blocked by carriers
Recording enabled without the disclosure that consent requires
No fallback route, so a webhook failure drops the call entirely
Numbers provisioned under a personal account and later needing migration
Almost always A2P 10DLC registration. US carriers filter unregistered application-to-person traffic aggressively. Registration needs your legal business name and EIN, which is why it is worth forming the entity before registering.
Not usually. Platform phone systems are simpler and adequate for standard call handling. Twilio makes sense when you need custom routing, integrations, or portability the platform cannot provide.
Technically yes, but recording law varies by state and consent requirements differ. Disclosure should be configured before recording is switched on, not after.
These tend to be decided as one stack rather than one tool at a time.
Tell us what is in place now and what is being re-keyed by hand. We will tell you what is worth connecting and what is not.
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