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❌ Twilio Error Workflow

Learn What happens when a contacts receives a Twilio error

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Written by Dennis
Updated over 11 months ago

You no longer need to manually remove contacts out of workflows that have Twilio errors. The Twilio error workflow now automatically removes any contact that receives a 30003, 30005, or 30006 Twilio error code.

  1. Purpose of the Process

    • Remove contacts with errors (e.g., 30003, 30005, 30006 Twilio error codes) from the workflow

    • Reduce future errors and maintain a low error rate.

    • Prevent accumulation of errors by removing contacts with Twilio error codes from the workflow.

    • Improve deliverability rates by removing error-prone contacts.

  2. Workflow Activation

    • Contact receiving a Twilio error (30003,30005,30006) will automatically activate (trigger) this workflow.

    • adds Twilio error tag to contact

    • Removes contacts from any active/current workflows

    • Ensures no more messages are sent to contacts with errors

    • Moves contacts to Twilio error Pipeline located under the Dialer Opportunities

    • Enables DND for SMS only giving you the ability to still call the contact

  3. Importance of Clearing Errors

    • Prevents being charged for messages that can't be delivered

    • Helps maintain an error rate of 10% or below, as recommended by Twilio

    • Ensure contacts will not be sent another sms message

  4. Outcome and Impact

    • The removal of contacts with error does not affect the overall statistics of the SMS performance.

    • The focus is on maintaining a low error rate, improving deliverability, and optimizing workflow efficiency.

    • By promptly removing error-prone contacts, future errors are reduced

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