Difference between Basic Conference and Global Conference [closed] - twilio

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What is the difference between Basic Conference and Global Conference in Twilio other than the number of participants?
If a Basic Conference is made by the non US locale users, will it affect the quality of the call or will it change automatically to
Global Conference?

Twilio developer evangelist here.
Global conference uses our Global Low Latency network, that is, when people dial into your conference their audio will be routed via the closest servers in order to reduce latency.
Basic conference will just use our servers in Virginia, USA. So calls made outside of the US may suffer latency issues.
There is a good visualisation of this effect on the Conference product page.

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I have a CRM tool that salespeople use to call out. I want to set Twilio up so that they click on the icon to initiate the call in their browser, Twilio will call their cell phone and then the customers phone number after they have accepted the call on their cell. I want to do this so that the users are not forced to use their computer mic/headphones to call the customer. Does anyone know how to do this or point me to a tutorial that explains it?
Twilio developer evangelist here.
That feature is known as click-to-call. There is an example application for this in the Twilio CodeExchange including example code in Ruby, Python, JavaScript, PHP, Java and .NET. There is also a tutorial in some of these languages, here is the PHP one: https://www.twilio.com/docs/voice/tutorials/click-to-call-php.
The flow in the example application is slightly different to what you describe. In the example a user enters their phone number into a form and submits. This causes Twilio to dial the user and then the sales team. However, the theory for your use-case is the same. You just need to initiate the submission from your CRM, call your sales person first and then connect them to the user.

New My Business Account Management API quotas and access [closed]

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I currently us the Google My Business API with no problems (july 2021).
But Google is migrated this API to several new API. The first one is My Business Account Management API.
In the cloud console, I have activated this API in the project. It's activated, but the request quotas is 0. So, it's unusable.
I found this question which seems to be the same problem, but it didn't work for the moment: Google My Business API return 429 code all time
I filled the form, but no reply.
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do I need to do something else to have the access granted to the new API or just activate it in the console project is enough ?
Is the form the right way to ask to increase quotas ?
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Does Twilio now support subflows? [closed]

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On August 19, 2019, the Youtube video "Building complex applications with Twilio Studio" mentioned that Twilio would soon be adding a way to define subflows to break larger flows into more reasonably-sized, reusable pieces. I don't see anything about how to do that on the Twilio website. Has this been implemented, and where do I find information on how to do it?
I'm Zack, PM for Studio. Thanks for checking. We are working on a subflows feature this year. Please watch our Changelog for updates. https://www.twilio.com/changelog
In the meantime, please reach out to our support team if you need assistance in improving your Flow design as it increases in complexity.
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I want to start using twilio in my company and i wanted to ask if was it possible to code something in python or php that forwards a call from my customer to my manager and all calls from my tax consultant to me?
And if it was possible could you please put a template into your comment.
Yes, you can use no code/low code using Twilio Studio to easily set this up.
Options:
You can either have two separate Twilio numbers that handle the routing
Or prompt the caller in the IVR who they would like to speak to and route
Or based on CallerID, determine where the call should be routed, all are viable options.
The Connect Call To Widget handles the rest!
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I want to create a system to control a led stripe with an esp8266, it would be easy if I had a socket for the power supply,
but it has to be mobile so I need a akku for it
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