You can now access detailed metrics about your SIM card data usage and sessions in JSON format via the Telnyx API.

Using the Detail Record Search API with `filter[record_type]=wireless_detail_records` yields detailed session information including session start and end times, SIM card information, data usage and cost.

See the [API specifications for searching detail records](https://developers.telnyx.com/api/detail-records/search-detail-records) to get started, or learn more about SIM card reporting and analytics in our [support knowledge base](https://support.telnyx.com/en/articles/3679913-sim-reporting-analytics).

You can now access detailed metrics about your Telnyx IoT SIM card data usage and sessions in JSON format via the Telnyx API.

IoT SIM Card - JSON Usage Info via API

You can now access detailed metrics about your SIM card data usage and sessions in JSON format via the Telnyx API.

Access SIM Card Usage and Info as JSON via API

You can now send email notifications to any address when one of your SIM cards changes status. This adds more visibility into your SIM behavior, so you can know when any of your SIMs are enabled, disabled, or on standby. This functionality is especially useful in knowing when one of your standby SIMs has been activated via [usage-based activation](https://telnyx.com/release-notes/usage-based-activation).

You can configure SIM Card Status Change notifications by adding a new setting in the [notifications section of your Mission Control Portal](https://portal.telnyx.com/#/app/account/notifications/settings), or find out more about notifications in our [support knowledge base](https://support.telnyx.com/en/articles/4277896-notification-settings).

You can now send email notifications to any address when one of your Telnyx SIM cards changes status.

IoT SIM Card - Status Change Notifications

You can now send email notifications to any address when one of your SIM cards changes status.

SIM Card Status Change Notifications

You can now view a detailed log of SIM card actions in the Mission Control Portal and via the Telnyx API. This allows for easier tracking and verification of activity and operations on a given SIM card.

In a [SIM card's configuration menu](https://portal.telnyx.com/#/app/wireless/sim-cards), the __SIM Card Actions__ section shows a chronological log of the following SIM card actions:

- Enable SIM card
- Disable SIM card
- Standby SIM card
- Data Limit exceeded
- Enable Standby SIM card.

You can also [inspect SIM card actions via the Telnyx API](https://developers.telnyx.com/api/wireless/list-sim-card-actions), and learn more about SIM card actions in our [support knowledge base](https://support.telnyx.com/en/articles/5812328-sim-card-actions).

You can now view a detailed log of Telnyx IoT SIM card actions in the Mission Control Portal and via the Telnyx API.

IoT SIM Card - Activity Logging

You can now view a detailed log of SIM card actions in the Mission Control Portal and via the Telnyx API.

View SIM Card Actions in the Portal or via API

You can now view an estimate of your SIM card location and detailed information about the device in which the SIM is inserted in the Mission Control Portal and via the Telnyx API.

You can find this info in the [configuration menu for any of your SIM cards](https://portal.telnyx.com/#/app/wireless/sim-cards) in the Mission Control Portal. You can also view API specs for inspecting [location](https://developers.telnyx.com/api/wireless/get-sim-cards) and [device details](https://developers.telnyx.com/api/wireless/get-sim-cards), and learn more about these features in our [support knowledge base](https://support.telnyx.com/en/articles/5812302-sim-card-location-and-device-details).

You can now view an estimate of your Telnyx IoT SIM card location and device details in the Mission Control Portal and via the Telnyx API.

IoT SIM Card Location & Device Details

You can now view an estimate of your SIM card location and detailed information about the device in which the SIM is inserted in the Mission Control Portal and via the Telnyx API.

View SIM Card Location and Device Details

You can now choose to add up to 5 authorized IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) numbers to a Telnyx SIM card, and set that SIM card to auto-disable when it recognizes a device with an unauthorized IMEI. This ensures your SIMs can only be used by devices you authorize.

Set up theft prevention on your SIM cards in the [Mission Control Portal](https://portal.telnyx.com/#/app/wireless/sim-cards), or find out more in our [support knowledge base](https://support.telnyx.com/en/articles/5761437-sim-card-theft-prevention).

You can now choose to add up to 5 authorized IMEI numbers to a Telnyx SIM card, and block access from unauthorized IMEIs.

IoT SIM Card - Theft Prevention

You can now choose to add up to 5 authorized IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) numbers to a Telnyx SIM card, and set that SIM card to auto-disable when it recognizes a device with an unauthorized IMEI.

SIM Card Theft Prevention

Today we’re enhancing our queuing feature for TeXML by enabling users to add new calls to the queue as part of our Voice API.

Users can use the <Enqueue> command to add the call to an existing queue. The resulting calls will wait on hold until they are dequeued by another caller or removed from the queue via a REST request or the <Leave> verb.

If a queue does not already exist, a queue is created on-demand and can be modified using the [REST API](https://developers.telnyx.com/api/call-control/retrieve-call-queue). You can set up the new feature by [following the guide](https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/voice/programmable-voice/queueing-calls) on our developer site. 

If you have any questions about our Voice API or Telnyx, [reach out](https://telnyx.com/contact-us "Contact Us") to a member of our team of experts. 

Telnyx users now have enhanced functionality for Call Queuing in TeXML

Updates to TeXML Call Queuing Feature

Take advantage of enhanced Call Queuing for TeXML, today.

We’re enhancing our TeXML Call Queuing Feature

You asked, and we answered - today we are happy to announce the rollout of Voicemail Beta. 

In this early version of the feature you will be able to forward incoming calls to a voicemail box when a call is rejected or not picked up. You will then be able to consult deposited voicemail messages by dialing *98 from a voicemail enabled number and authenticating with an access PIN.

Customers will be able to enable voicemail features today through the [portal](https://portal.telnyx.com/ "Telnyx Portal") following these steps:

1. Go to ‘My Numbers’ in the ‘Numbers’ section
2. Select the number you wish to configure voicemail for and select ‘Advanced Options’
3. Enable voicemail under the ‘Voicemail’ tab.

We’d love your feedback and ideas on how we can build a better product that is more suited to your needs. To give your feedback, [reach out](https://telnyx.com/contact-us "Contact Us") to our sales team or submit feature requests in the portal following [these steps](https://support.telnyx.com/en/articles/4283783-feature-requests "Feature Requests").

If you need any assistance, you can contact a member of our support team at any time through the chat function in your Mission Control Portal. 


Experience Telnyx's new Voicemail Beta. Easily forward unanswered calls to voicemail, retrieve messages with an access PIN, and customize via the portal.

Voicemail Beta is here

We are excited to announce the Beta release of our new Voicemail feature.

Voicemail Beta Now Available | Telnyx Release Notes

Telnyx customers can now enjoy additional flexibility when it comes to delivery of faxes.

Our newest fax feature makes it possible to receive inbound faxes in the form of an email. Simply go to your [portal](https://portal.telnyx.com/#/app/fax/applications) and set the email address to which you want to receive faxes.

Please note that this functionality doesn't affect delivering faxes using webhooks.


Telnyx's new feature transforms faxing: directly receive faxes in your email. Configure in the portal and enjoy a streamlined communication process.

Receive inbound faxes in the form of an email

You can now receive inbound faxes in the form of an email.

Receive Faxes to Your Email Inbox

In order to improve visibility and communication regarding Port Orders, we are adding a new webhook for Port Ins that will notify Telnyx customers when new comments are added to Port Orders that are in progress. 

Telnyx customers that have webhooks enabled for port in notifications will now also receive notifications for any new comments added to the Port Order. This webhook will have `"event_type": "porting_order.new_comment"`. 

You can take a look at an example webhook, as well as steps to set up the webhook for port in events, in our [porting quickstart developer guide](https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/numbers/porting/quickstart).


Receive webhook notifications when new comments are added to your Port Order.

New Port Order Webhook

Port Order Comment Notification | Telnyx Release Notes

It's now easier than ever to analyze your usage of Telnyx products and find specific usage detail records, all from inside the Mission Control Portal, with [Detail Record Search](https://portal.telnyx.com/#/app/debugging/detail-records-search/). 

Building on the launch of our [Detail Record Search API](https://telnyx.com/release-notes/detail-record-search-api), Detail Record Search in the portal puts the power of advanced record search in an easy-to-use interface - no coding required. Detail Record Search is available for Message Detail Records (MDRs) and WhatsApp records starting today, with Conference Call records and more coming soon. Users can filter messaging and WhatsApp records by any property contained in a record - including Messaging Profile, Status (delivered, received, failed, etc.), Date, Destination Country, Cost, and more.

You can find these powerful new tools in the Debugging section of the Mission Control Portal - try out searching for messages with [Detail Record Search](https://portal.telnyx.com/#/app/debugging/detail-records-search/) today.


Easily analyze Telnyx product usage & find details in Mission Control Portal. Try Record Search now!

Search For Text & WhatsApp Messages Sent From Your Account - Detail Record Search

It's now easier than ever to analyze your usage of Telnyx products and find specific usage detail records, all from inside the Mission Control Portal, with Detail Record Search. 

Webhooks for Dominant Speaker Changes

Telnyx Wireless users can now find and troubleshoot connectivity issues more easily with insight into SIM activity directly from the Telnyx mobile core.

__Wireless Connectivity Logs__, available in the Mission Control Portal and the Telnyx API, provide deep insight into how your [SIM cards](https://telnyx.com/products/iot-sim-card) are registering on, and exchanging mobile data with, mobile network operators.

You can find [Wireless Connectivity Logs in the Mission Control Portal](https://portal.telnyx.com/#/app/wireless/sim-cards/) by opening the configuration settings for any of your SIM Cards. Connectivity Logs can also be retrieved using the [Telnyx API](https://developers.telnyx.com/api/wireless/get-sim-cards). For more information on how to use Connectivity Logs to troubleshoot issues, jump to our [knowledge base article](https://support.telnyx.com/en/articles/5666594-sim-connectivity-logs.


Telnyx Wireless users can now find and troubleshoot connectivity issues more easily with insight into SIM activity directly from the Telnyx mobile core.

SIM Card Connectivity Logs - View Detailed Connectivity Data

View Detailed Connectivity Logs for Wireless SIM Cards

Today, Telnyx is excited to launch Push Notifications for our WebRTC SDK. 

Most users are familiar with Push Notifications- they’re the clickable pop-up messages available across mobile and web applications. Push Notifications allow users to read messages from apps, without having to actually open the application.

Push Notifications come with a number of [inherent benefits](https://telnyx.com/resources/push-notifications-benefits "Push Notifications Benefits") for both developers and end-users. Firstly, they don’t require the application from which they come from to be open on a device to be received by the user. When a Push Notification is sent, the app can ‘wake up’, thereby preserving the battery of the device. They also enhance the security of communications and improve app efficiency by going directly to the given application for processing. 

Telnyx is offering Push Notifications to our users through the WebRTC SDK. You can implement push notifications into your communications apps by [following our latest guide](https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/voice/webrtc/push-notifications "Push Notifications Guides") for both iOS and Android on our Developer site. 

For more information about Push Notifications and our WebRTC offering, [contact a member](https://telnyx.com/contact-us "Contact Us") of our sales team today.


Telnyx's WebRTC SDK now supports Push Notifications. Details in this post.

We're adding push notifications to our WebRTC offering. 

Push Notifications allow users to read messages from apps, without having to actually open the application.

Release notes