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Hey! I'd naturally recommend SignalWire (as one of the founders over there.) We have a full messaging + voice + video APIs, including a Twilio-compatible API j
by startledmarmot 4y ago
Hey! I'd naturally recommend SignalWire (as one of the founders over there.)
We have a full messaging + voice + video APIs, including a Twilio-compatible API just for people who need to switch. We're backed by companies like Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile, and Samsung so we know how to make telecom infra!
https://signalwire.com/products/cloud-messaging https://signalwire.com/products/cloud-messaging
We're also the folks behind the open-source FreeSWITCH framework that powers companies like Bandwidth, Five9, Dialpad, Zoom Voice... maybe even your own company's PBX!
https://freeswitch.com https://freeswitch.com
- robbiep 4y agoHow are you preventing the type of attack that is being described here? Thanks
- rsync 4y agoMillion dollar question: Do you have a god-damned email verb for twiml ? I mean, seriously. Twilio could allow (verified-ownership emails only) for the simplest possible email integration into twiml for the sole purpose of alerting and paging, etc. No spam possible since it's only verified account-controlled emails. Basically sending email to yourself from within twiml. But no. Instead they bought sendgrid and email integration is a complete abomination of a two-company, two platform, two accounts workflow that is fragile and fails all the time. So ... do you ?