Twilio Autodialer Integration & Server Setup

I have a brand-new autodialer/CRM that is already coded; it simply needs to live on a fresh server and be wired up to Twilio. Your first task will be to move the current web files onto the new host, configure the environment variables, databases, and SSL, and confirm that everything loads cleanly over the web.

Once it is running, the heavier lift begins: full Twilio integration. I need voice calling with phone-number provisioning, two-way SMS messaging, and automatic call recordings all flowing through Twilio’s API. When an automated call is answered, the platform must immediately connect the caller to the next available agent—no menus, no delays. The routing logic for “next available” is already drafted in the codebase; you will only need to bind it to Twilio’s events/webhooks and verify concurrency works under load.

Key deliverables
• Deploy existing code on the new server and verify uptime
• Configure Twilio Voice, SMS, and recording endpoints inside the app
• Implement agent hand-off so every live call is passed to the next free agent in real time
• End-to-end testing of voice, SMS, and recordings, with sample logs provided for review
• A concise hand-over document outlining any environment variables, API keys, and future scaling steps

Success is a clean deployment, flawless Twilio connectivity, and calls reliably landing with the correct agent. If you have deep Twilio, REST API, and server-side experience, let’s get this platform live.