Implementation playbook
The workflow details buyers need before a demo.
Resolve the practical workflow details before routing callers: what the agent says first, which fields it captures, when it stops, where the record goes, and which plan shape usually fits.
Sample call flow
- Decide whether Twilio owns the number, forwarding, or transfer layer
- Route selected calls to Havio by number, schedule, or application logic
- Preserve caller ID and call metadata where possible
- Fallback to staff, voicemail, or alternate routing when the agent or transfer path fails
Qualification fields
- Twilio account owner, number, region, forwarding mode, caller ID behavior, and billing owner
- Inbound route, transfer destinations, webhook endpoints, recording setting, and fallback number
- Call SID or equivalent identifier, timestamps, error code, and retry/fallback outcome
Human handoff rules
- Test no-answer, busy, failed transfer, carrier error, and rollback paths before launch
- Escalate telephony failures separately from AI workflow failures
- Document who can change routing in Twilio and who pays carrier usage
Do not automate
- Do not change production routing without rollback instructions
- Do not mix customer-owned Twilio secrets into support messages
- Do not promise porting timelines without carrier confirmation
- Do not treat telephony pass-through cost as included unless contract says so
Stack handoff
- Twilio numbers, voice routing, call logs, forwarding, SIP or webhook paths, transfer destinations, and monitoring
- Support article path for provider forwarding, rollback, and issue severity
Plan fit
- Scale for technical telephony setup and monitoring
- Enterprise for bring-your-own-telephony, custom routing, or procurement review
- Starter or Growth when using simple forwarding without custom Twilio ownership