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I'm trying to figure out how to associate a specific user with a Twilio number, so that when a call/text comes to that number it only goes to that user's Frontline app/account.

I'm writing the callbacks in Node.js, and I guess that I'm a bit confused to as to how to identify the target number (as the quickstart I'm using is more focused on the customerNumber and relationship with a specific worker).

Thank you.

Ezra Butler
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I believe you should set up Custom Routing for this and, instead of using the customer number (the MessageBinding.Address from the webhook parameters) to do the routing as in the quick start, you can use the number the customer sent the message to, which I think is the MessageBinding.ProxyAddress.

Check out all the parameters that are sent to the onConversationRoute webhook URL. You might also want to test and just log out all the available parameters in order to match to the target number.

philnash
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  • I've seen this, but I actually haven't been able to figure out how to access the `onConversationRoute` webhook. I'm not able to access the Voice in Frontline TwiML, it wasn't automatically created. Because of this (I think), the `event` is returning null on the `routing` callback. – Ezra Butler Sep 02 '22 at 17:04
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The best and the only option I see the Call Forwarding for that purpose and using Twilio's inbuilt TwiML Bins.

Complete info: https://support.twilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/223179908-Setting-Up-Call-Forwarding

Pradumnasaraf
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  • I'm not trying to do call forwarding, though, I'm trying to figure out how to associate the worker's specific Frontline app with this specific number. Which is why I thought it would be done a similar way to the custom routing callbacks, which decides which worker is going to receive this message/call. – Ezra Butler Sep 01 '22 at 13:29