Product changelog and announcements

The Source Overview page now allows users to view a chart of source volume data (and accompanying event information), enabling them to view spikes and drops in a particular source’s volume over various time periods.

The information displayed in the image is representative of a customer’s Successfully Received step in Delivery Overview.

We are excited to announce that the Twilio Event Streams is now Generally Available. Based on feedback from our beta release, Event Streams now offers more capabilities to seamlessly funnel your Twilio event data right into your existing infrastructure. 

What’s New in GA:

• Event Streams now supports 80+ event types across 10+ Twilio products, significantly expanding on use cases you could build. 
• Adding  Segment Sink allows you to stream events to 400+ destinations as well as use Segment Unify to build a complete view of your customer journey. 
• General Availability means that you can expect a resilient and scalable service. 
• We also eliminated Sink Validation, simplifying the Sink configuration process. 
• Added on-demand test events to verify your sink connections are working correctly

To learn more about the changes released as part of GA, please visit our Event Streams GA Migration Guide.

In support of our customers’ ongoing enablement of HIPAA compliance, Segment now allows you to encrypt sensitive user data when sending data to event stream, cloud-mode Destinations.

For more information, refer to the HIPAA Eligible Segment documentation and Architecting for HIPAA.

Reverse ETL makes it simple to activate data from a warehouse and load it into 300+ downstream destinations.

Databricks as a Reverse ETL source is now Generally Available.

Reverse ETL makes it simple to activate data from a warehouse and load it into 300+ downstream destinations

Postgres as a Reverse ETL source is now available in GA.

Effective October 10, 2023, Twilio will permanently change the public media IPs and expand the port ranges for Elastic SIP Trunking calls, Programmable SIP calls, Voice SDK calls, Flex calls, and SIPREC sessions in all regions. 

If you’ve already updated your network infrastructure to allowlist the full IP and port ranges and made test calls for your Twilio applications, you can now enable your accounts for production traffic.

The Twilio Programmable Voice iOS and Android SDKs (mobile) now allow customers to implement their own logging mechanism instead of only relying on the SDKs internal logging functionality.

Twilio Programmable Voice now offers a React Native SDK to assist customers in building voice-powered mobile apps. 

All unregistered messages bound for the U.S. from +1 10DLC numbers are blocked starting September 1st., 2023. Please register your +1 10DLC numbers as soon as possible to be able to send messages to the U.S.