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Triggers and actions 7 triggers ยท 6 actions
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Form CapturedTriggers when a form is captured.
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Outbound Call CompletedTriggers after an outbound phone call has been completed and its recording and transcription have been completed and attached. It contains the full data about the call. This trigger should not be expected to be real-time and has a maximum delay of 20 minutes after the hangup before it fires.
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Phone Call StartedTriggers when an inbound phone call is started.
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SMS ReceivedTriggers when an SMS message is received.
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SMS SentTriggers when an SMS message is sent.
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New CallPolls for voice calls on your Twilio account.
Trigger
New Message ReceivedPolls for inbound SMS/MMS messages received by your Twilio account.
Action
Get CallRetrieves details of a single voice call by its Call SID.
Action
Get MessageRetrieves a single SMS/MMS message by its Message SID.
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List CallsLists voice calls on the account, optionally filtered by To, From, or status.
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List MessagesLists SMS/MMS messages on the account, optionally filtered by To, From, or date sent.
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List Phone NumbersLists the Twilio phone numbers (incoming phone numbers) owned by your account.
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Lookup Phone NumberLooks up details (carrier, line type, caller name) for a phone number via the Twilio Lookup v2 API.
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