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Telnyx Calling: Trusted Calling — Full Documentation

Complete page content for Trusted Calling (Calling section) of the Telnyx developer docs (https://developers.telnyx.com). Root index: https://developers.telnyx.com/llms.txt · Lightweight index for this subsection: https://developers.telnyx.com/development/llms/calling-trusted-calling-llms-txt.md

Branded Calling

Overview

Source: https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/branded-calling/overview.md
Branded Calling is currently in beta. We’re rolling it out gradually, so some features may not be fully available yet and behavior can change while we finalize the product. The exact information displayed on the recipient’s phone depends on many factors (carrier network, device manufacturer, device type, OS version, etc.). If something doesn’t work exactly as documented, it’s most likely still being enabled, and we appreciate your patience as we get everything ready. For the latest on availability and how branded calls are delivered, see Making calls with Branded Calling. This feature is currently supported in the US only.

Overview

Branded Calling displays your verified business identity on the recipient’s phone screen before they answer. Instead of seeing a bare phone number, or worse, “Spam Likely”, recipients see your business name, logo, and the reason for your call. The screenshots below show Branded Calling in action.

How it works

  1. You register your business as an Enterprise and create a display identity (Display Identity Record) with your name, logo, and call reason.
  2. Telnyx vets the DIR, verifying your business identity, IP ownership, and compliance.
  3. You associate your Telnyx phone numbers with the verified DIR.
  4. When you place a call from those numbers, Telnyx automatically signs the call with a cryptographic token (SHAKEN PASSporT) containing your DIR’s rich call data.
  5. The terminating carrier verifies the signature and renders your DIR info on the recipient’s device.

Resource hierarchy

  • An Enterprise can have multiple Display Identity Records (DIRs).
  • Each Display Identity Record has its own display name, logo, call reasons, and phone numbers.
  • A Phone Number belongs to exactly one Display Identity Record.
  • Phone numbers are added in batches: each POST creates one batch, and the batch is the unit that goes through carrier-network vetting.
  • Call reasons are set at the Display Identity Record level.

Key concepts

Ecosystem

Branded Calling is built on an industry-wide registry, managed by CTIA. The registry ensures trust among all participants through common technical and governance frameworks. Telnyx handles all ecosystem interactions on your behalf, you interact only with the Telnyx API.

Next steps


Quickstart

Source: https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/branded-calling/quickstart.md
Branded Calling is in beta. Learn more in Making calls with Branded Calling. This walk-through takes you from a fresh account to a verified Display Identity Record (DIR) with phone numbers attached. You’ll need a verified or enterprise-level Telnyx account and an API key.

Before you begin

You’ll need:
  • A Telnyx account with verified or enterprise access and an API key.
  • One or more US Telnyx phone numbers in your inventory. (Branded Calling is currently US-to-US; non-US numbers won’t produce a branded result yet.)
  • Your business legal details (legal name, EIN, jurisdiction of incorporation, addresses, contacts).
  • A logo image, 256×256 BMP only, ≤1 MB, hosted at a publicly-reachable HTTPS URL (optional, you can submit without one). Most design tools export PNG by default; convert to BMP with any standard image editor (Preview, Photoshop, ImageMagick, GIMP) before hosting.
  • Supporting documents (e.g. business registration, letter of authorization). Upload each one through the Telnyx Documents API first; the API gives you back a document_id that you reference here.

Step 1: Accept the Branded Calling Terms of Service

Read the full terms at telnyx.com/terms/branded-calling.
Idempotent, calling again after you’ve already agreed is a no-op. You can check your current agreement status at any time:

Step 2: Create an Enterprise

Save the id from the response, you’ll need it for the activation step. For the full field reference (every required field, enum values, contact + address shape), see Enterprises.

Step 3: Activate Branded Calling on the enterprise

Branded Calling is a paid product that must be explicitly activated per enterprise. Without this step, DIR creation in Step 5 returns 400 with code=10015 and a detail pointing back to this endpoint.
The HTTP response returns with the enterprise body. Activation completes asynchronously. The enterprise body comes back immediately, but the registration finishes a few seconds later. If you create a DIR (Step 5) right away you may get 400 with detail: "Branded calling registration has not completed" for roughly 10 seconds. Wait and retry, or poll the enterprise until activation settles. Both endpoints are idempotent. A 403 here means the Branded Calling Terms of Service hasn’t been accepted yet (back to Step 1). Activating Branded Calling on an enterprise is billable. See Branded Calling pricing.

Step 4: (Optional) Validate your call reasons up front

When a DIR’s call reasons are all pre-approved, the call-reason vetting check passes automatically, which can speed up review (the DIR is still vetted and is not auto-approved). Run them through the validator before creating the DIR, both reasons below are on the pre-approved catalogue, so this example returns all_pre_approved: true:
The body is a bare JSON array of strings: do not wrap it in { "call_reasons": [...] }.
If you instead send a mix that includes any custom string (for example "Patient Follow-up", which is not on the pre-approved list), the response is requires_manual_vetting: true with the offending entries in non_approved_reasons. Custom reasons are still allowed; the call-reason check is then reviewed manually, which can take longer. Pull the live pre-approved catalogue with GET /v2/call_reasons (see the Call Reasons guide) and copy the reason strings verbatim into your DIR to help speed up the call-reason check.

Step 5: Create a DIR

A Display Identity Record (DIR) defines what recipients see on their phone: display name, logo, and call reason.
Field rules, these are enforced and a violation returns 400 (with an error code such as 10015, 10025, or 10026 and a source.pointer to the offending field): The DIR is created in draft status. Save the id, this is your dir_id.

Step 6: Submit for vetting

The DIR moves to submitted, then in_review. Telnyx then reviews and approves the DIR out-of-band (this is not instantaneous; pre-approved call reasons can shorten it - see Step 4). Wait for the DIR to reach verified before attaching phone numbers in Step 7. Outcomes:
  • verified, approved. Phone numbers can now be attached.
  • rejected, fixable. Read rejection_reasons on the DIR and the vetting_comment / rejection_reason entries on GET /v2/dir/{dir_id}/comments for context, PATCH the offending fields, then POST /submit again.
  • unsuccessful, system error. Same handling as rejected.
  • permanently_rejected, terminal. The only exit is DELETE /v2/dir/{dir_id} (remove any attached phone numbers first, or the delete returns 400).
If all your call reasons are pre-approved (Step 4), the call-reason check passes automatically, which can shorten review - but the DIR still goes through vetting before it reaches verified. Once a DIR is verified, a non-trivial PATCH that actually changes a field moves it back to draft and tears down the live registration. You must POST /submit and be re-approved before it serves traffic again. Avoid editing a verified DIR unless you intend to re-vet it. While waiting, poll GET /v2/dir/{dir_id} for the current status. Use a sensible cadence (e.g. once every 30-60 seconds); don’t poll in a tight loop. If /submit fails with a 400 and the DIR has an open infringement claim, resolve the claim first, see Infringement Claims.

Step 7: Attach phone numbers

Once the DIR is verified, you can attach phone numbers. A signed Letter of Authorization (LOA) is required on every add request. First upload your signed LOA to the Telnyx Documents API and capture the returned id:
Then add the numbers, referencing that id as document_id:
  • A documents array with at least one letter_of_authorization entry is required (1-20 documents). The request is rejected with 400 if it’s missing or has no LOA entry.
  • Up to 15 numbers per request.
  • Atomic: if any number is invalid, already attached, or not in your inventory, the entire batch is rejected with 400 and nothing is written. The error response identifies the offending number(s); remove them and re-submit the rest.
  • Numbers must be E.164 format and present in your Telnyx inventory.
  • The DIR must be in verified status. Adding numbers to a DIR in any other status returns 400 with detail "...DIR must be verified".
Adding phone numbers is billable. See Branded Calling pricing. Each POST creates one batch. Track batch progress through carrier-network vetting:
See Phone Numbers for the full batch lifecycle.

Step 8: Make branded calls

Once a phone number reaches verified status, it is eligible to display your branded identity on outbound calls. The recipient’s experience depends on their carrier and device supporting branded calling. Coverage is strongest on major US carriers with compatible devices.

What’s next


Pricing

Source: https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/branded-calling/pricing.md

Pricing

Branded Calling pricing has three components: For the full pricing details, see the Branded Calling pricing page.

Overview

Source: https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/branded-calling/enterprises.md

Overview

An Enterprise represents your business entity on the Telnyx platform. It’s the top-level resource you must register before you can use Branded Calling to display your verified business identity (display name, logo, call reason) on outbound calls.

What you need

To create an enterprise, you’ll need:

Quick start

1. Accept the Branded Calling Terms of Service

You must agree to the Branded Calling ToS before activating the product.

2. Create an enterprise

The response includes an id, use this enterprise ID for all subsequent API calls.

3. Activate Branded Calling on the enterprise

Branded Calling is a paid product that must be explicitly activated per enterprise. Without this step, DIR creation returns 400 with code=10015 and a detail pointing back to this endpoint.
The HTTP response returns with the enterprise body. Activation completes asynchronously; if DIR creation returns 400 right after activation, wait a moment and retry. Both endpoints are idempotent. A 403 here means the Branded Calling Terms of Service hasn’t been accepted yet (back to step 1). Activating Branded Calling is billable. See Branded Calling pricing.

4. Next steps

Reusing the enterprise

Register the enterprise once and reuse it for all of your Branded Calling work. The API collects all required fields up front so you don’t need to update them later.

Access requirements

All Branded Calling endpoints require a verified or enterprise-level Telnyx account. Trial and standard paid accounts cannot access these features. See Account Levels and Capabilities for details on upgrading.

Overview

Source: https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/branded-calling/brands.md

Overview

A Display Identity Record (DIR) defines what recipients see on their phone screen when you call. Each DIR has a display name, an optional logo, and 1-10 call reasons. Display Identity Records must be vetted and approved by Telnyx before they become active. Once a DIR reaches verified status, calls placed from any phone number attached to it will display the branded identity on supported carriers and devices.

Prerequisites

Before creating a DIR:
  1. The parent Enterprise must exist (POST /v2/enterprises).
  2. The Branded Calling Terms of Service must be accepted (POST /v2/terms_of_service/branded_calling/agree).
  3. Branded Calling must be activated on the enterprise (POST /v2/enterprises/{enterprise_id}/branded_calling). Without this, DIR creation returns 400 with code=10015. Activation completes asynchronously; if DIR creation returns 400 immediately after, retry - both endpoints are idempotent.

API endpoints

Required fields

These are the DIR-level required fields. Anything related to the legal entity (legal name, EIN, addresses, contacts, jurisdiction) lives on the parent Enterprise: not on the DIR.

Optional fields

Logo requirements

The logo must be a BMP image, exactly 256×256 pixels, ≤1 MB, ≤32-bit color depth, hosted at a publicly-reachable HTTPS URL. PNG, JPEG, and other formats are rejected at create / PATCH time with a 400. Most design tools export PNG by default, convert to BMP with any standard image editor (Preview, Photoshop, ImageMagick, GIMP).

Document types

When you attach documents to a DIR, each entry’s document_type must be one of: letter_of_authorization, business_registration, articles_of_incorporation, tax_document, ein_letter, trademark_registration, website_ownership, business_license, professional_license, government_id, utility_bill, bank_statement, other The actual file is uploaded separately via the Telnyx Documents API; the document_id you receive from that upload is what you reference here.

Display Identity Record statuses

Updating a DIR

PATCH is allowed in draft, rejected, unsuccessful, suspended, and verified. A few things to know:
  • For draft / rejected / unsuccessful, PATCH is a pure edit. The status doesn’t change. Call POST /submit to re-vet when ready.
  • suspended means an infringement claim is attached. PATCH itself is allowed and leaves the status unchanged, but POST /submit is blocked with a 409 while the claim is still pending or contested (the no_active_claims gate). To revise content and re-vet during an open claim, use PUT /v2/dir/{dir_id}/infringement_update instead - see Infringement Claims. The plain PATCH + POST /submit flow only works once the claim is resolved (e.g. resolution = modified, which leaves the DIR suspended with the claim closed).
  • For verified, a PATCH that actually changes a field flips the DIR back to draft and tears down the live registration. The DIR stops serving its branded identity on calls until you POST /submit and Telnyx re-approves it. Don’t edit a live verified DIR unless you intend to take it out of service and re-vet it.
  • If you provide logo_url, it is re-downloaded and re-validated on every PATCH. If validation fails the DIR isn’t updated.
  • documents are append-only, existing documents are never removed by a PATCH.

Resubmitting after rejection

When a DIR is rejected or unsuccessful, the headline reasons are in the rejection_reasons array on the DIR itself; the detailed reviewer notes appear on the comments thread. Read both. Fix the issues with PATCH, then submit again:

Deleting a DIR

Allowed in: draft, rejected, unsuccessful, verified, suspended, expired, infringement_claimed, and permanently_rejected. The mid-vetting statuses submitted and in_review return 400. The DIR must have no phone numbers still attached. If any numbers are attached, the delete returns 400 (“DIR has N phone number(s) still attached. Delete every phone first, then delete the DIR.”). Remove them with DELETE /v2/dir/{dir_id}/phone_numbers first, then delete the DIR. Returns 409 if the DIR has a pending or contested infringement claim. Customers can only contest the claim, Telnyx adjudicates resolution.

Overview

Source: https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/branded-calling/bc-phone-numbers.md

Overview

After your DIR reaches verified status, attach your Telnyx phone numbers to it. Outbound calls from those numbers automatically display the DIR’s name, logo, and call reason on supported carriers and devices. Numbers are added in batches: each POST creates one batch, and the batch is the unit that goes through carrier-network vetting. A phone number can be attached to only one DIR at a time.

Pre-conditions

  • The DIR must be in verified status. Adding numbers to a DIR in any other status returns 400 (detail: ”…DIR must be verified”).
  • The phone numbers must already be in your Telnyx phone-number inventory.
  • Numbers must be in strict E.164 format: a leading + followed by 10-15 digits (no spaces, dashes, or parentheses).
  • A signed Letter of Authorization (LOA) must accompany every add request. Upload it to the Telnyx Documents API first and reference the returned id as a document_id.
Adding phone numbers is billable. See Branded Calling pricing.

API endpoints

Each path above also has an equivalent form that includes the enterprise: /v2/enterprises/{enterprise_id}/dir/{dir_id}/phone_numbers (and the phone_number_batches variants). Both forms share the same request and response contract.

Render the Letter of Authorization (optional)

You can have Telnyx generate a pre-filled LOA PDF for the DIR instead of writing your own. POST /v2/dir/{dir_id}/loa returns an application/pdf. The enterprise identity and DIR display name are filled in server-side; you supply the phone numbers you intend to authorize (the same list you will add below), and optionally a third-party agent block and a drawn signature.
  • phone_numbers: 1-15 numbers in +E164 format (the same numbers you authorize below).
  • agent: optional. The third-party reseller/partner managing the numbers; omit when you work with Telnyx directly.
  • signature: optional. When provided, the PDF embeds the signature image and printed name. When omitted, the PDF comes back unsigned so you can sign it externally.
Sign the rendered PDF, then upload it to the Telnyx Documents API and reference the returned document_id as a letter_of_authorization document when adding numbers (below).

Adding phone numbers (creating a batch)

A documents array containing at least one Letter of Authorization is required. First upload the signed LOA to the Telnyx Documents API:
Then add the numbers, referencing the returned document_id:
  • A documents array with at least one letter_of_authorization entry is required (1-20 documents).
  • The phone_numbers array must contain 1-15 numbers per request.
  • The batch is atomic: if any number fails validation (invalid format, duplicate within the request, not in your inventory, already attached to another DIR, or in a terminal permanently_rejected state), the entire request is rejected with 400 and nothing is written. On success the response is 201 with {"data": [...]}. On failure the body is the standard Telnyx error envelope with one errors[] entry per failure category, identifying the offending numbers; remove them and re-submit the rest.
  • A 400 is also returned if the DIR is in a status that cannot accept new numbers, including a suspended DIR with an open infringement claim (the detail then includes the open claim IDs).

Phone number statuses

Inspecting batches

A batch is the unit of carrier-network vetting. Once a batch reaches verified (every number in it is verified), branded calling is active for the whole batch.

Listing numbers

Standard JSON:API pagination (page[number], page[size], max 250).

Removing numbers

Up to 100 phone numbers per request. This call is partial-success: numbers that can be removed are returned under top-level data, and numbers that can’t (not associated, invalid, etc.) come back in a meta.errors array on the same response. If every number fails, the response is a 400 with the standard Telnyx error envelope. Removing a number tears down its registration on the Branded Calling network and frees the number to be attached to a different DIR.

Overview

Source: https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/branded-calling/call-reasons.md

Overview

A call reason is a short string explaining why your business is calling, for example, “Appointment Reminder” or “Delivery Update”. Call reasons are set at the DIR level as a list of 1-10 strings (each up to 64 characters) at DIR-create time. Telnyx maintains a list of pre-approved call reasons. When a DIR’s call_reasons are all pre-approved, the call-reason vetting check passes automatically, which can help speed up review. If any reason is custom (not pre-approved), that check is reviewed by a human instead. Either way the DIR still goes through full vetting; pre-approved reasons are not auto-approved.

API endpoints

List pre-approved call reasons

Default page[size] is 100 (max 250).
Use the returned reason strings verbatim in your DIR’s call_reasons array to help speed up the call-reason check during vetting.

Validate a list of call reasons

Before creating a DIR, check whether the reasons you plan to use are pre-approved:
The body is a bare JSON array of strings: do not wrap it in { "call_reasons": [...] }. This is unusual for Telnyx APIs; copy the example verbatim.
The result is returned under a top-level data object with three fields: all_pre_approved (true when every reason is pre-approved and enabled), requires_manual_vetting (true when at least one reason is not pre-approved), and non_approved_reasons (the list of reasons that are not pre-approved).

Constraints


Overview

Source: https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/branded-calling/terms-of-service.md

Overview

You must accept the Branded Calling Terms of Service before activating Branded Calling on any enterprise (POST /v2/enterprises/{enterprise_id}/branded_calling); without it, activation returns 403. Read the full terms at telnyx.com/terms/branded-calling. Acceptance is a one-time, idempotent action per user. If Telnyx publishes a new ToS version, you may need to re-accept.

API endpoints

The generic GET /v2/terms_of_service/status, GET /v2/terms_of_service/agreements, and GET /v2/terms_of_service/info endpoints accept a product_type query parameter that defaults to branded_calling.

Check your status

Pass product_type=branded_calling. If omitted, it defaults to branded_calling.

Accept Branded Calling ToS

Idempotent, calling again after you’ve already agreed returns the existing agreement.

Overview

Source: https://developers.telnyx.com/docs/branded-calling/infringement-claims.md

Overview

If a third party believes your DIR’s display name, logo, or content infringes on a protected right (trademark, copyright, etc.), they can file an infringement claim through Telnyx. Claims are filed and adjudicated by Telnyx, you cannot create a claim through this API, but you can read and contest claims filed against your own DIRs. While a claim is pending or contested:
  • The DIR is moved to suspended.
  • Branded calling pauses for the affected DIR.
  • You cannot add phone numbers to the DIR (returns 400).
  • You cannot delete the DIR (returns 409, blocked by the no_active_claims precondition).
  • You cannot re-submit the DIR with POST /submit (returns 409 with the open claim IDs, blocked by the no_active_claims precondition).
  • To revise content while the claim is open, call PUT /v2/dir/{dir_id}/infringement_update on the suspended DIR (see “Fix-and-resubmit” below). This is the only way to re-vet during an open claim.

Claim lifecycle

API endpoints

Listing claims on a DIR

Getting a single claim

Contesting a claim

You can submit a contest more than once, the first submission moves the claim from pending to contested; later submissions append additional notes and documents to the same claim without changing status.
Contesting a resolved claim returns 400.

Fix-and-resubmit a suspended DIR

While an infringement claim is open (pending or contested), Telnyx may pre-emptively move your DIR to suspended to halt branded calling. To recover without waiting for the claim to be resolved, use the dedicated PUT /v2/dir/{dir_id}/infringement_update endpoint to atomically apply your content fix and re-submit for vetting in one call. This endpoint requires an active (unresolved) claim and a suspended DIR (see “After the claim resolves” below).
Requirements:
  • The DIR must have an active (unresolved) infringement claim.
  • The DIR must be in suspended status.
  • All four certifications (certify_no_infringement, certify_brand_is_accurate, certify_no_shaft_content, certify_ip_ownership) must be supplied as true.
  • infringement_resolution_notes is required (10-500 chars), explain how the edits resolve the claim.
The content fields (display_name, logo_url, call_reasons) are all optional; send only the ones you’re changing. You can also attach supporting documents (up to 20, append-only) as proof that backs your fix, for example authorization or licensing paperwork. Each entry references a document_id from the Telnyx Documents API plus a document_type, and re-attaching a document already on the DIR is rejected. See the Infringement Claims guide for the full field table. After the update, the DIR moves to submitted and goes through vetting again, even though the claim is still open. If the new content passes vetting, the DIR returns to verified and the claim can be resolved. If vetting rejects the changes, the DIR returns to suspended and you can update again. You can submit infringement_update multiple times while the claim is open.
Why the standard PATCH + POST /submit flow doesn’t work here: POST /submit is gated by the FSM’s no_active_claims precondition and returns 409 while a claim is still pending or contested. PUT /infringement_update is the only customer-callable endpoint that can move a suspended-with-open-claim DIR back into vetting; it bypasses the no_active_claims gate by design. Use PATCH + POST /submit only after Telnyx has marked the claim resolved with resolution = modified. resolution = rejected auto-restores the DIR and resolution = upheld is terminal, neither requires a customer PATCH + /submit.

After the claim resolves

  • resolution = rejected: your DIR is automatically restored to verified; no action required. Branded calling resumes.
  • resolution = upheld: your DIR is permanently_rejected and cannot be reused. To continue branded calling, create a new DIR with corrected content; you may reuse the same enterprise.
  • resolution = modified: read resolution_notes for the required content edits, then PATCH the DIR and POST /submit (the no_active_claims gate is now open because the claim is resolved).

API Reference (Trusted Calling)

Enterprises

  • List enterprises: Return the enterprises you own, paginated. The default page size is 20; the maximum is 250.
  • Create an enterprise: Create the legal entity (enterprise) that represents your business on the Telnyx platform.
  • Get an enterprise: Retrieve a single enterprise by id. Returns 404 if the id does not exist or does not belong to your account.
  • Replace an enterprise: Replace the enterprise’s mutable fields. Only mutable fields may be sent. Server-assigned and immutable fields (id, record_type, created_at, updated_at
  • Delete an enterprise: Soft-delete an enterprise.
  • Activate Branded Calling on an enterprise: Branded Calling is a paid product that must be activated on each enterprise. Activation is idempotent:

Display Identity Records

  • List DIRs in an enterprise: Return the DIRs (Display Identity Records) belonging to a single enterprise. Pagination is JSON:API style (page[number], page[size], max 250). Supports `fi…
  • Create a Display Identity Record (DIR): Create a new DIR under the given enterprise. The DIR starts in draft status; it must be submitted (POST .../submit) and approved by Telnyx before any phone…
  • List all DIRs across your enterprises: Returns every DIR (Display Identity Record) you own, across all of your enterprises, as a single list. Pagination is JSON:API style (page[number], `page[size…
  • Get a DIR by id: Returns a single DIR by id. The enterprise is resolved server-side from the DIR id. Returns 404 if the DIR does not exist or is not yours.
  • Update a DIR: Edit a DIR. DIRs in draft, rejected, unsuccessful, or suspended can be edited freely: PATCH is a pure edit, status is never changed, and you re-vet b…
  • Delete a DIR: Delete a DIR. Failure modes: 400 if a child phone number is in a non-deletable status, 409 if the DIR has an unresolved infringement claim, 404 if the DI…
  • Submit a DIR for vetting: Submit a DIR for vetting. Sends the DIR back through the vetting cycle from any non-terminal status. When re-submitting from suspended or expired, the DIR’…
  • Render the Branded Calling LOA for a DIR: Generate a pre-filled Letter of Authorization (LOA) PDF for a DIR. Enterprise identity (legal name, DBA, address, contact, website, tax id) and the DIR display…

Reference Data

  • List supported DIR document types: Reference list of document_type values accepted by DirCreateRequest.documents[].document_type and the infringement-contest endpoint. Each entry has a stabl…
  • List standard call reasons: Telnyx maintains a library of pre-vetted call-reason phrases (e.g. “Appointment reminders”, “Billing inquiries”) that carry through DIR vetting smoothly. You c…
  • Validate a list of call reasons: Check up to 10 candidate call_reasons strings against Telnyx’s vetting heuristics before sending them on a DIR create or update. The endpoint flags strings t…

Comments

  • List comments on a DIR: List the comments on a DIR. The enterprise is resolved server-side from the DIR id.
  • Post a comment on a DIR: Post a customer comment on a DIR (for example, to respond to reviewer notes). Send only content (1–5000 chars) and an optional parent_comment_id; the serve…

Phone Numbers

  • List phone numbers attached to a DIR: List the phone numbers registered under a DIR. The enterprise is resolved server-side from the DIR id.
  • Add phone numbers to a DIR: Register phone numbers under a DIR. The enterprise is resolved server-side from the DIR id. Same body, failure modes, and batch semantics whichever path form y…
  • Remove phone numbers from a DIR: Deregister phone numbers from a DIR. The enterprise is resolved server-side from the DIR id. Returns a partial-success envelope.

Phone Number Batches

Infringement Claims

  • List infringement claims for a DIR: Return the trademark or copyright claims filed against this DIR. Each claim’s status is pending (newly filed; DIR auto-suspended), contested (you have su…
  • Update a DIR to resolve an infringement concern: Push a fix for a DIR that is suspended with an open infringement claim back into vetting. POST /dir/{dir_id}/submit is blocked while a claim is open, so th…
  • Get an infringement claim: Retrieve a single claim by id. Returns 404 if the claim does not exist or is not against a DIR you own.
  • Contest an infringement claim: Submit a written response and supporting documents disputing the claim. The first call moves the claim from pending to contested; subsequent calls append s…

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