WBB Twilio Integration

This project allows you to send SMS messages via the Twilio service, when a block is triggered. Messages sent can make use of static parameters or values collected from forms.

Setup

After importing the content for this integration you will be provided with a series of blocks that you can use within your content. You will need to configure these blocks to provide the necessary access tokens to use Twilio. This article explains how you can find your access tokens required.

Blocks Provided

This integration provides the following blocks under the topic of Twilio.

• Send SMS - when triggered, will send the SMS message to the number provided.
• ?? Account ID not set type blocks?

Handler Names

The following handler names and their functions are available :

| Handler Name | Block | Purpose | | ------------ | -------- | ------------------------------------ | | send-sms | Send SMS | To trigger an SMS message to be sent |

Configuration Options

Within the function there are a number of options that can be set to configure the behaviour of the integration. The tables below show the settings that are available for each handler.

send-sms

| Property | Required | Description | | ----------------- | -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | twilioAccountSid | true | The account SID from your twilio account that will be used to send the message | | twilioAuthId | true | The account Auth ID from your twilio account that will be used to send the message | | to_property | false | The name of a property in a form, that is collecting a mobile phone number to send a message to | | from | true | The mobile phone number that will be used to send the message | | to | false | A fixed mobile phone number to send the message to | | message | true | The message you'd like to send. Note that this can include parameters that will be substituted when the message is created. For example, "Hello %%firstName%%" might end up sending "Hello Andy" if the user has entered their first name as "Andy" | | errorBlock | true | The block ID that will display an errot to the user if anything goes wrong | | confirmationBlock | true | The block the user will be shown after the message has been sent successfully |