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Hiding PII/PCI from Studio

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Post Details
Company
Date Published
Author
Jeff Yates
Word Count
1,753
Company Posts That Month
54
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

You can use Studio's Add TwiML Redirect widget to "hide" data values from Studio logs by using the <REDIRECT> TwiML verb and a Twilio Serverless Function. This allows you to control what data is recorded in Studio while still maintaining compliance with PCI and HIPAA regulations. By leveraging this approach, developers can protect sensitive information such as caller Social Security numbers or Tax IDs while still utilizing Studio's features for customer interactions. The process involves creating a Twilio Serverless Function that issues TwiML to gather digits from the caller, then passing control back to Studio using the <REDIRECT> verb and a redirect URL. This setup can be used to collect and verify data without recording sensitive information in Studio logs.

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