Twilio is a communications platform that allows software engineers to build Voice and SMS capabilities into applications. Twilio does this by providing APIs that let you send and receive text messages and phone calls; and build more advanced systems like redirecting phone calls during certain hours.
Twilio can be used when you have any of the following needs:
Twilio is NOT good for:
Twilio supports programmatically
* request a phone number
* send and receive SMS
* make outbound and receive inbound phone calls
* transcribe phone calls
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