Twilio only allows for one web hook endpoint per number:
If Sunshine Conversations is being added to an existing number, try to remove the Twilio integration on your Sunshine Conversations dashboard and re-integrate it.
If this doesn’t work, you will need to manually delete the web hook manually and re-integrate.
To do so, you should delete the Messaging Request URL on your Twilio number dashboard and reconnect the Twilio integration in the Sunshine Conversations dashboard.
The issue can come from many things:
If you’re on the trial period of Twilio, the back and forth between Slack and Twilio only works with the “real” phone number you provide Twilio during the sign-up. You may upgrade your Twilio account for testing with other phone numbers.
We haven’t set the web hook correctly. On your Twilio dashboard, check:
https://app.smooch.io/api/twilio/webhooks/
next to Messaging URL
?https://<subdomain>.zendesk.com/sc/api/twilio/webhook/
?If your URL does not start with either of these patterns:
Sunshine Conversations allows you to send and receive Twilio SMS and MMS from within any connected business system or API. With this, you can do awesome things like handle SMS/MMS from your customers in Slack, or even build software that can easily speak to your customers across SMS, Facebook Messenger, WeChat and every other channel that Sunshine Conversations supports.
If you have a Twilio test account, you can only have a conversation with the number of the Twilio account owner.
You can certainly make this work in Sunshine Conversations’ Twilio integration.
To do so, simply set up a separate Sunshine Conversations app for each SMS/MMS number you have. You can then point each Sunshine Conversations app to the same Slack team.
Yes, you can integrate your Twilio Messaging Service with your Sunshine Conversations app. You can read more about how Messaging Services work with Sunshine Conversations in the guide page.
In your Twilio settings, try to change your “Messaging Geographic Permissions”.