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Twilio, as an API company, provides many different APIs to our customers to help them build applications that communicate. Check out the API reference for a full listing of the APIs Twilio provides for developers to use. Primarily, Twilio provides REST APIs and software APIs for developers to use in order to do fun things like answer phone calls, make video calls, or instantly synchronize data ...
Verify API. As part of Twilio's account security offerings, the Twilio Verify API makes it simple to add user verification to your web application. The API supports the following channels: SMS. Passkeys. Silent Network Auth. Automatic Channel Selection. Voice. WhatsApp.
in Twilio Console, you can quickly build Studio Flows in a visual editing environment. With the new Studio REST API v2, you can now create, publish, and manage those same Flows programmatically without having to log in to Twilio Console. Common use cases for managing Flows via the REST API: Store Flows in your own version control
The Programmable Messaging REST API helps you add robust messaging capabilities to your applications. With the REST API, you can: Send messages. Fetch, list, update, and delete messages. Fetch, list, and delete media. Manage your short codes. Track message feedback.
Omnichannel messaging on a scalable platform. Messaging is a centralized business messaging platform to engage customers across their preferred channels. Our enterprise-ready APIs and scalable software are powered by an intelligent network that monitors over 900 million data points daily, enabling unrivaled reliability at any scale.
Programmable Messaging. Send messages to customers across preferred channels like SMS, MMS, and WhatsApp with one API. Find the documentation, sample code, and developer tools you need to build your solution for alerts, notifications, promotions, marketing messages, and more. Let's get building. Choose your messaging channel. 1. Twilio servers. 2.
Try a phone call from the Voice API. When you start the phone call, this code makes a request to the Twilio Voice API providing both a phone number to call, and a server location that will provide TwiML instructions on how to route the phone call. This call logic relies on a number of TwiML verbs including <Say> to speak audio to the caller ...
