If you are currently using Twilio or a different SMS provider for text messaging, you may want to port your existing phone numbers to Sendo. This process is called number porting, and it can be completed with little to no messaging downtime. Right now this process can be initiated by reaching out to Sendo support. We are working on adding a self-service option to the dashboard for this in the future. If you have an active 10DLC campaign registered through your existing provider, it is not curently possible to migrate the campaign. Beacuse of this, we recommend that you create a new campaign with Sendo, and then port the phone number over once the campaign is fully approved. This would avoid any interruptions to existing traffic.Documentation Index
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Note: Right now Sendo can only support porting local (10DLC) numbers
Porting from Twilio
Twilio has a guide here that explains the process to port numbers away from Twilio. To start, you will need to reach out to porting@twilio.com to request the service address and PIN for the port application. Once you have gathered that information, you will need to provide the following information to Sendo by contacting support:- Full name of user
- Company/brand name
- Last 8 characters of Twilio Account SID
- Service address (provided by Twilio)
- Account PIN (provided by Twilio)
- Sendo campaign ID to be associated with the number
- Preferred port
Porting from other providers
If you are porting from a different provider, the process will be similar to the Twilio process. You will need to reach out to your current provider to gather the required information, and then provide that information to Sendo support. We will then initiate the porting process and keep you updated on the status. This is the information you need:- Full name of user
- Company/brand name
- Account number
- Service address
- Account PIN (if required)
- Sendo campaign ID to be associated with the number
- Preferred port
Note: We’re working on adding more specific guides for other providers soon

