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Infrastructure: Multi-User Collaboration

Shared team inbox for
Twilio and Telnyx

Stop passing one phone around the office. A shared team inbox puts every SMS and MMS on your Twilio or Telnyx numbers into one place, with separate logins, admin and agent roles, templates, and AI-drafted replies your team can edit before send. The conversation stays with the business when someone is off or leaves.

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Enterprise Role Management.

Security is paramount for B2B teams. TelBuddy allows you to protect your Twilio or Telnyx root credentials while giving your staff the access they need to excel.

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Admin vs. Agent Roles

Admins manage billing and API keys; Agents focus purely on high-velocity customer communication.

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Real-Time Sync V2

Messages sync instantly across all logged-in devices. No refreshing required.

The Team Advantage

  • โœ“ Shared Reply Templates: Create a global library of lightning-fast responses for the whole team.
  • โœ“ MMS Attachment Previews: View photos and documents collectively in the thread.
  • โœ“ Multi-Tenant Isolation: Agencies can assign specific agents to specific client buckets.

See It In TelBuddy

The real shared inbox, not a mockup.

Real TelBuddy shared team SMS inbox
The Real Problem

A business number on one person's phone is a single point of failure.

It works right up until that person is off, busy, or leaves. Then the history goes with them.

One phone, one login

โœ• Messages land on one phone

โœ• Everyone shares one login

โœ• No idea who replied, or whether anyone did

โœ• History leaves when the person does

A shared inbox

โœ“ Every message in one place

โœ“ Separate logins, separate roles

โœ“ Visible who said what and when

โœ“ The conversation stays with the business

Roles

Not everyone should be able to touch billing.

The reason shared logins persist is that most tools make separating access harder than not bothering. This is two dropdowns.

Admin Agent
Read and reply to conversations โœ“ โœ“
See assigned numbers โœ“ โœ“
Add or remove team members โœ“ โœ•
Manage numbers and settings โœ“ โœ•
Reach carrier credentials โœ“ โœ•
Day To Day

What it actually changes.

Small things, repeated constantly, which is where the time goes.

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Handoffs

Someone else picks up a thread mid-conversation without asking what happened.

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Coverage

A person going on holiday stops being an event.

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Context

The last five exchanges are right there before anyone replies.

A few honest answers.

Can two people reply at once?

They can both see the thread live, which is usually enough to avoid collisions. The bigger win is that nobody has to ask what was already said.

What is the difference between Admin and Agent?

An Admin manages numbers, team members and settings. An Agent works conversations without reaching billing or your carrier credentials, which is the entire reason not to share one login.

Can I limit who sees which numbers?

Yes, through groups. A support agent does not need to see the sales line, and separating them keeps the inbox usable.

Does it work with both carriers?

Yes, and you can mix them. Provider is set per number, so some numbers can be on Twilio and others on Telnyx in the same inbox.

Get Your Team on One Page.

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