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Maybe they should know they are employees? i.e. allow an employee to register their number and require inputting a texted code to confirm? (I don’t know if they
by boardwaalk 5y ago
Maybe they should know they are employees? i.e. allow an employee to register their number and require inputting a texted code to confirm? (I don’t know if they do, not a customer.)
This does seem like a very common use case that Twilio needs to not punish.
- onphonenow 5y agoNo, they aren't designed for this use case. Sending messages from third parties is always MUCH higher risk then sending your own messages. Same principal with money transfer. If you start accepting money from someone to transfer to another person that is MUCH MUCH higher risk - every bank / online payment player should be looking out for that and probably getting you into a different account type. Twilio is clear, they are designed for systems where you message folks.