This guide provides a step-by-step process for registering a campaign with Twilio SMS, ensuring compliance with A2P messaging regulations. These steps are important and should be walked through carefully! Scroll through the steps below to get started
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Here’s a straightforward, step-by-step guide in text form:
🔐 Step 1–5: Accessing A2P Messaging
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Navigate to Twilio
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Click Admin (top-right corner)
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Select Account Trust Hub
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Locate A2P Messaging (SMS) in the center
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Click “Go to A2P Messaging”
🛠️ Step 6–7: Navigate to Campaigns
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Expand the Regulatory Compliance section on the left-hand menu.
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Click on “Campaigns”
📝 Step 8–10: Start Campaign Setup
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Click “Register new Campaign”
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Choose your registered Brand
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Select a Use Case (commonly: Marketing or Mixed)
💬 Step 11–14: Define Messaging Setup
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Choose or create a Messaging Service
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Provide a Campaign Description
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Enter Sample Message #1
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Enter Sample Message #2 (required); 3+ are optional.
🔗 Step 15–18: Content and Consent Details
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Specify Message Content type (e.g., embedded links or phone numbers).
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Describe how users consent to receive messages.
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List Opt-In Keywords (e.g., “START” or “YES”).
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Write the Opt-In Message (e.g., “You must opt-in…”)
✅ Step 19–21: Submit Campaign
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Click Create
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Review and confirm key details (e.g., pricing, allowed messages).
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Click Confirm
📊 Campaign Status
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After submission, your campaign will appear with an "In Progress" status.
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Approval can take 2 days to 3+ weeks.
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Upon approval, status will change to “Verified” in both Twilio and SalesAi.
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If denied, a new submission is required.
⚠️ Critical Notes
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Do not include personal identifiable information (PII) in campaign content.
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Carefully follow messaging guidelines to avoid rejections.
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Be honest and detailed in consent and opt-in explanations.
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