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May 17, 2021
We are excited to announce that the Plugins Dashboard and Plugins API are now generally available and covered by Twilio SLA and support plans.
The Plugins Dashboard, powered by the Plugins API, provides visibility and control to admins outside of a developer’s command line interface. The Plugins API provides modern DevOps capabilities to plugin development, including:
Review our dashboard guide and migration guide for more details.
May 14, 2021
Twilio has completed validation of the integration between Flex and Aspect WFM. The following features have been verified and are available for customers of Flex and Aspect:
To learn more about Aspect WFM’s capabilities and how to enable it for your application, visit our integration documentation.
May 13, 2021
This release Flex UI and WebChat UI upgrades Browser Notifications and Markdown to Generally Available. These features improve agent efficiency and customer experience for messaging interactions.
Markdown support allows agents to format Web Chat messages. This can improve the readability of longer messages. Using bold text, italics, or bulleted lists can create structure and emphasis in your agents' messages, and ensure that customers read and understand the message correctly.
Browser notifications help agents respond to tasks that require their attention in a timely manner and not miss any customer interaction when they are not focused on Flex.
To take advantage of these features, visit Flex settings to enable them for your account.
Other notable changes in Flex UI 1.26:
For more details on this release, please visit the release notes for Flex UI and WebChat UI.
May 12, 2021
The Plugins Dashboard now enables Flex admins to delete legacy builds of plugins that you have started migrating to the Plugins CLI. This step is necessary to complete a migration, and it ensures you can disable a plugin without accidentally serving the legacy build to your users. Legacy builds are plugins that were added to Twilio Assets prior to the Plugins CLI.
Admins can access the Plugins Dashboard via the Admin UI. Refer to our docs for more details.
May 05, 2021
Super SIM now offers Distributed Internet Breakouts. Up until now, all traffic from/to an IoT device using Super SIM has been going through the Twilio Mobile Core instance deployed in Ashburn, USA. Twilio now has an additional location in Frankfurt to provide Internet breakout for Super SIM customers in Europe and Africa, with more locations to follow.
Using distributed breakout to the Internet is important to achieve low latency, which opens up new use cases such as adding real time voice/video communications to an IoT device. To make use of the breakout location in Frankfurt, Super SIM customers must configure “de1.super” as the APN (see Super SIM APN configuration). The existing default APN “super”, when used, results in traffic breaking out to the Internet via Twilio Mobile Core in Ashburn, USA.
If you are interested in using the Frankfurt Internet breakout location, please reach out to Twilio support.
Apr 26, 2021
Twilio has completed validation of the integration between Flex and Survey Dynamix. Survey Dynamix can capture feedback over post call voice IVR, outbound voice IVR, conversational SMS, Web SMS, email, and web surveys.
To learn more about Survey Dynamix’s capabilities and how to enable it for your application, visit our integration documentation.
Apr 26, 2021
The TwiML <Conference> noun and the Conference Create Participant API have been updated to provide a new announcement status callback event. This event will be sent to the provided status callback URL when the announcement to a conference or a participant ends normally or fails due to a Twilio-internal error.
This allows developers to be informed when an announcement has completed and additional call processing instructions can be executed, or when an announcement has failed and a retry attempt is needed.
For more info, see our docs for the <Conference> noun status callback event and for creating a Conference participant.
Apr 22, 2021
We are excited to announce that the Event Streams API is now in public beta.
Event Streams is a single API for delivering event data from multiple Twilio channels directly into your infrastructure, so that your Twilio data is easily accessible, automatically interpretable, complete, and accurate.Currently, events are available from Twilio Messaging, Voice Insights, and TaskRouter. Events can be delivered directly to a destination of your choice, starting with Amazon Kinesis and webhooks. We are actively adding events from more Twilio products and supporting more external destinations.
Check out our docs and start building with your Twilio event data through Event Streams.
Apr 16, 2021
You requested an ability to download Twilio data at scale so that you can easily support different business functions like fraud analytics, legal compliance needs, warehousing and business analytics based on this data. So, we created Twilio’s “Bulk Export” tool. The BulkExport API provides an efficient mechanism for retrieving all of your activity logs from the Twilio platform on an ongoing basis, or for one-off downloads. Using BulkExport, you can access daily or historical dumps of the previous day’s Messages, Calls, Conferences, or conference Participants, eliminating the need to iterate through the list resource one page at a time to download your record.
Changes since Beta launch are
Apr 15, 2021
The retention policy on Functions and Assets is being updated. Functions without any Function Versions and older than 30 days will be deleted.
Assets without any Asset Versions that are older than 30 days will also be deleted.
Function Versions or Asset Versions older than 30 days that are not part of a Build or an active deployment will also be deleted.
This policy will not impact any active deployments at any point. This policy will only apply to users using the API, serverless toolkit or the new UI editor. This policy does not apply to Functions(Classic) and Assets(Classic).
This new policy will come into effect on May 30th, 2021. You can read more about this deletion policy here.