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Receive Incoming Message in Twilio using Power Automate
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In this blog we will learn how to read when an incoming message received in Twilio using Power Automate.
Power Automate Flow creation.
Configuration power automate flow URL in Twilio.
Power Automate Flow creation.
Open
https://make.powerapps.com/
and create a new automated flow in Power Automate using the "When an HTTP request is received" trigger.
To do this, search for "HTTP" and select the HTTP request trigger, as shown below.
Give the required flow name and click on Create.
Next add Compose compound and add below formal to read input from above step.
decodeUriComponent(string(triggerBody()))
Next to read received message, from number and to number we need each initial variables in flow.
From Number add below formal in value:
first(split(split(outputs('Compose'), 'From=')[1], '&'))
To Number
add below formal in value
:
first(split(split(outputs('Compose'), 'To=')[1], '&'))
To read Message add below formal in value:
first(split(split(outputs('Compose'), 'Body=')[1], '&'))
And save the flow, once flow is saved an
HTTP POST URL
will get generated as show in blow screen.
Configuration power automate flow URL in Twilio.
Logging to https://console.twilio.com/
Under
Develop section
expand
Phone Numbers
. Then in the left side navigation, click on
Manage
>
Active Numbers
.
Click the active number it will take you to the configuration page.
On the configuration page, scroll down to the Messaging Section. Under ‘A MESSAGE COMES IN’, set the first dropdown to Webhook, then into the text box, enter the azure function app URL as the path, and lastly, set the second dropdown to HTTP POST.
Thank you...!
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