Use this Flex plugin so agents can authenticate customers with SMS one-time passcodes.
Call center security is a known weak spot for many companies. That's because most call centers only identify and do not actually authenticate users when they call. Improve your contact center security with actual authentication!
Learn more about how to set up this plugin in the blog post: How to add customer authentication to Twilio Flex.
To get started you will need the following:
This can be done in either steps 2A or 2B.
Configure your local environment to use Flex plugins by using the Flex Plugins CLI
twilio plugins:install @twilio-labs/plugin-flex@beta
twilio flex:plugins:create plugin-verify --template https://github.com/twilio-labs/plugin-verify
OR
Clone the code from GitHub
Install the dependencies of the plugin. Read more.
npm install
Run and test the plugin locally by spinning up a local web-server.
twilio flex:plugins:start
Log into your Flex account via the Twilio CLI
twilio login
Visit general usage to learn more about using multiple Flex accounts.
Deploy and enable your plugin for your Flex application
twilio flex:plugins:deploy --major \
--changelog "Adding plugin-verify via Code Exchange" \
--description "Deploying plugin-verify via Code Exchange"
twilio flex:plugins:release \
--name "plugin-verify" \
--description "Enabling plugin-verify via Code Exchange" \
--plugin plugin-verify@1.0.0