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MB-230: How to Configure Twilio SMS in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Service?

Learn the steps to set up a Twilio phone number for SMS capabilities in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Service. Discover why creating a Messaging Account is the first step in this process to ensure smooth integration.

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Question

A company uses Omnichannel for Customer Service.
You want to use a Twilio phone number to provide Short Message Service (SMS) capabilities.
You need to configure the Twilio phone number to be used in Dynamics 365 Customer Service.
What should you create first?

A. SMS channel
B. Messaging queue
C. Messaging account
D. Messaging workstream

Answer

C. Messaging account

Explanation

This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of configuring workstreams and channels.
Messaging accounts provide connection information to external messaging providers. When connecting to an external provider, you need to create a messaging account that provides the connection information to the external provider. Once you have created the messaging account, you can create a messaging workstream. In the messaging workstream, you can create a channel that uses your messaging account. Queues are used for storing records until they are distributed to agents. They do not provide connection details to external messaging providers.

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