Twilio Integration
B3OS empowers blockchain and crypto projects to automate communication workflows, connecting smart contracts and on‑chain events to real‑world interacti...
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B3OS empowers blockchain and crypto projects to automate communication workflows, connecting smart contracts and on‑chain events to real‑world interactions. With seamless Twilio integration, you can trigger SMS alerts, verify user identities, and manage two‑way messaging directly from your decentralized applications.
Build With Twilio
Use Twilio when a workflow needs to call Twilio: Send SMS or related Twilio operations from a typed B3OS action. Start in the visual editor to connect an account, then use the references below for payload shape, required fields, and API testing.
Available Actions
| Action | ID | Connector | Required fields |
|---|---|---|---|
twilio-send-sms | pipedream:twilio | to, body, from |
Available Triggers
No trigger references are published for this integration yet.
Common Use Cases
Connector Notes
- Create the connector from a trusted B3OS organization before publishing workflows that call external accounts.
- Keep OAuth tokens, API keys, bot tokens, channel IDs, and account IDs in connector settings or workflow props, not in reusable public template text.
- Test with the visual editor or
POST /v1/actions/{type}/testbefore routing production traffic.
Related Templates
No public templates are linked to this integration yet.
FAQ
You can automatically send SMS messages, initiate phone calls, and manage two‑way communications as actions triggered by blockchain events or smart contract logic.
Yes, you must provide your Twilio Account SID and Auth Token in the B3OS settings to link your Twilio resources to the platform.
You can send SMS to any verified phone number supported by Twilio, but standard carrier restrictions and opt‑in requirements still apply.
B3OS includes built‑in throttling and queue management, allowing you to set limits per workflow so you stay within Twilio's usage quotas.
API credentials are encrypted at rest and only accessible to authorized workflows; they never appear in plaintext within the UI or logs.
