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May 22, 2024
Effective August 1, 2024, Twilio will transition to a unified deployment model for Flex plugins, discontinuing direct deployments through Twilio Functions and Assets. You will need to use the Flex Plugin Builder (Plugins CLI) for all plugin deployments and modifications. This update simplifies maintenance and upgrades across the platform.
Starting November 20, 2024, any legacy plugins that have not been migrated to the new system will stop working within the Flex UI. It’s crucial that you migrate your plugins before this date to avoid any disruption in service.
Previously, Flex plugins could be directly deployed and modified via Twilio Console or the Serverless Toolkit, allowing flexibility in management but varying in standardization.
These changes are aimed at enhancing security and manageability without impacting system performance. We encourage you to follow these steps to ensure a seamless transition:
May 20, 2024
The Make HTTP Request widget configuration now includes a checkbox allowing the request to be made with your Twilio credentials.
This makes it easy to invoke Twilio APIs that are not available natively as Studio widgets. It is also more secure than embedding your Twilio credentials within the request URL.
To learn more, visit the Make HTTP Request documentation, or try it out now in Studio.
May 15, 2024
TaskRouter now enables agents to place outbound calls from any queue, whether or not they are a member of that queue. This update enhances TaskRouter’s adaptability and functionality for diverse operational needs.
Effective May 14, 2024, TaskRouter no longer performs backend validation to confirm that an agent is a member of a queue before allowing them to place an outbound call from it. This change improves contact center flexibility by accommodating a wider range of use cases, such as agents who are assigned to multiple queues or who are temporarily assisting in a different queue.
Previously, TaskRouter required agents to be a member of a queue in order to place a call from that queue.
This change does not impact system metrics or statistics.
May 14, 2024
Webchat 3.0’s newest feature, allowed origins, boosts chat widget security by only accepting messages from pre-determined websites.
Starting May 14, 2024, you can use the Allowed origins field in your Webchat 3.0 deployment key settings to specify up to 10 trusted URLs where your customers can initiate a chat. Once specified, chat sessions are only accepted from the trusted URLs that you entered. Webchat will reject chats from any URLs that are not listed in the Allowed origins field.
If you have already created a deployment key for Webchat 3.0, you must take action to prevent disruption. By August 15, 2024, you must update your deployment key for your existing Webchat 3.0 widget.
May 13, 2024
We’re excited to announce that you can now download the Twilio Flex CTI connector directly from the Salesforce AppExchange. For full configuration details, see Integrate Flex with Salesforce. For those already using the Salesforce integration, no action is required.
May 10, 2024
May 09, 2024
SendGrid is rolling out an updated teammate invitation experience that will route new teammates to a unified Twilio Signup page. The invited teammate will be able to manage user settings on Twilio in one place across their Twilio products. Inviting and managing teammates will still be done in SendGrid.
The change allows this SendGrid teammate to use a single identity to also create an account on Twilio Console and Segment.
May 08, 2024
Twilio is introducing multi-language support for Voice Intelligence Transcriptions and Language Operators.
With this update, Voice Intelligence now transcribes call recordings in 15 new languages, enhancing accuracy and reliability of transcriptions across supported languages, and improved handling of dialects and accents for more precise understanding.
May 07, 2024
May 03, 2024