Twilio Unveils Brand New SMS API for Canadian Cell Phone Users

By

Cloud communications company Twilio today announced that they had perfected a way for Canadian cell phone users to use an SMS API. This advancement will allow developers to build applications that can send and receive text messages from Canadian cell phone numbers. This particular feature has now been turned on for all existing members and will be automatically offered to new customers.

Twilio has taken quite a few steps over the last year to get make a real climb to the top in its industry. Just last week, the company raised over $17 million in new capital and that kind of revenue has allowed the company to grow its customer base by a whopping 400 percent. The company now has over 75,000 developers using its services. In July, the company unveiled a VoIP Developer Toolkit that will also be a huge benefit to the developers using their products. 

Twilio's Product Manager, Patrick Malatack hailed this newest development as something that illustrates that Twilio is “passionate about making telecommunications available to developers worldwide. There is a clear demand for local SMS numbers from Canadian developers, now that Canadian SMS is available, we can't wait to see what developers from the land of Alexander Graham Bell can come up with.”

Developers who use Twilio certainly haven't been shy about talking about how much the company has helped them do their jobs. Because Twilio is able to come up with the framework of apps such as ones that would work with a VoIP service, developers have the ability to focus more on adding in additional details as opposed to having to build from the ground up.

Some developers have even said that the framework apps have given them ideas for apps, and some developers are saying that the API's basically pitch ideas they wouldn't have thought of without the boost. 

Twilio is certainly one of the leading cloud communication companies because they understand both what their direct customers are looking for as well as what customers down the line will be looking for as well. This keeps the company on the cutting edge of an ever-changing sector of the business world.






Edited by Jennifer Russell
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. [Free eNews Subscription]

Contributing Writer

SHARE THIS ARTICLE
Related Articles

Ask your freight data a question: natural-language intelligence inside the TMS

By: Contributing Writer    11/4/2026

Freight is one of the most measured activities in any business. Every trip leaves a trail of GPS pings, gate-in times, transporter quotes, proof-of-de…

Read More

Contact Center AI Data: The Call Sounded Perfect, the Account Was Wrong

By: Contributing Writer    11/3/2026

Contact center AI training data needs more than transcripts: link each call to the case, the action and the outcome that proves the work was done. …

Read More

How Is AI Bringing Intelligence to Traditionally Manual Inspection Workflows?

By: Contributing Writer    10/16/2026

For insurers, rental companies, fleet operators, and remarketing businesses, vehicle inspections are a part of everyday operations. Much of that proce…

Read More

3 Factors That Can Dramatically Impact Your Microsoft Intune Spend

By: Contributing Writer    10/13/2026

With remote and dispersed work here to stay for the long term, secure endpoint management has become a big headache for IT and cybersecurity teams. Th…

Read More

Why Threat Modeling Fails Without an Attacker's Perspective

By: Contributing Writer    10/13/2026

A security team might spend weeks mapping attack paths and planning defenses, only to be breached through a web application nobody remembered was stil…

Read More