Twilio Webhook Payload Transformer
Twilio webhooks report SMS and voice call status changes — delivered, failed, queued — and inbound messages as signed form-encoded or JSON POST requests.
Example Payload — SMS StatusCallback
{
"MessageSid": "SM1a2b3c4d5e6f7g8h9i0j1k2l3m4n5o6p",
"AccountSid": "ACxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"From": "+15551234567",
"To": "+15559876543",
"Body": "Your verification code is 482910",
"MessageStatus": "delivered",
"NumMedia": "0"
}Best Output Formats
Delivery receipt
extract MessageSid, To, and MessageStatus for SMS delivery tracking
Inbound message router
parse From and Body to route to the correct conversation thread
Analytics event
normalize status and timestamp into your event pipeline schema
Common Use Cases
Track SMS delivery rates for transactional messages like OTPs and alerts
Build a two-way SMS support inbox by capturing inbound messages
Trigger retry logic when MessageStatus indicates a failed or undelivered message
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What does a Twilio webhook payload look like?
Twilio webhooks report SMS and voice call status changes — delivered, failed, queued — and inbound messages as signed form-encoded or JSON POST requests. A typical "SMS StatusCallback" event includes fields for delivery receipt.
How do I transform Twilio webhook payloads?
Use the Aarunya Webhook Transformer to paste your Twilio payload and select your desired output format. Common formats include: Delivery receipt, Inbound message router, Analytics event.
What are the best uses for Twilio webhooks?
Track SMS delivery rates for transactional messages like OTPs and alerts Build a two-way SMS support inbox by capturing inbound messages Trigger retry logic when MessageStatus indicates a failed or undelivered message