Today, Telnyx is delighted to announce that our customers can now choose to pay and see pricing in pounds Sterling (GBP). This new functionality is part of a wider multi-currency initiative, which aims to make the Telnyx platform easier to use, for both new and existing customers.
If you're looking for our SIP Trunking release notes and updates you can find them all together here.
You can find all our Call Control release notes and updates here.
We're adding more flexibility when recording calls using TeXML, allowing you to choose between single- or dual-channel call recording more easily. Recording calls using the TeXML
As our fax customers know, we bill our fax product by the page but, until now, we haven’t included the page number in the fax resources or the webhook that gets delivered to the user.
Inbound fax webhooks notify you when a fax is received to one of your Telnyx phone numbers. From 16th, February 2021, webhooks associated with inbound faxes will be formatted to include a new partial_content field.
We've implemented a bug fix to prevent audio playback from being interrupted on calls.
When gathering user inputs using TeXML or the gather_using_audio. Call Control command, audio can be played to prompt the user. In this situation, a user's keypad button presses will interrupt the audio playback.
We’re excited to share our newest feature for Telnyx Wireless: you can now map public IPs to your Telnyx SIMs with a few simple clicks via the Telnyx API or Mission Control Portal.
We’re excited to announce that we’ve made some updates to our Mission Portal Control interface to make it easier to upgrade SIM cards to use a public static IP.
We're thrilled to introduce Managed Accounts as a limited-release feature, enabling qualifying users to create sub-accounts with advanced management features.
It's now easier than ever to embed the full power of the Telnyx Voice API into your web browser. We've updated and expanded our API reference documentation for the Telnyx WebRTC JavaScript Client.
Verify API has reduced all of the unnecessary steps for sending two factor authentication codes to devices.