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Twilio Flex development: custom plugins, routing and integrations.

Flex contact centers where agents see the whole customer on screen, no call goes unanswered and no contact opens two tasks.

Out of the box, Flex is a softphone. The value is in what you build around it.

Agents answer without knowing who is calling, unanswered calls disappear, and one customer opens three tasks at once. Flex fixes none of that on its own: it takes plugins, Studio flows and TaskRouter rules designed around how your team works.

Custom Flex plugins

React plugins that put the customer's history, CRM data and actions inside the agent's screen.

Routing with TaskRouter

Skills, priorities and queues, with rules that stop duplicate tasks for the same contact.

Studio and Functions flows

IVRs, after-hours flows, voicemail and callbacks, so no call just vanishes.

CRM and channel integrations

HubSpot, Salesforce or your own backend, plus WhatsApp, SMS and webchat in the same queue.

How I build it
01

Review the setup

I go through your Flex account, plugins, flows and TaskRouter workflows, and find where calls and context get lost.

02

Build and test

Plugins, flows and routing rules in short cycles, tested on real numbers before agents see them.

03

Hand over or keep running

Documented so your team can maintain it, or I keep it running and improving every month.

Questions

Before you ask.

A plugin is a React component that changes or extends the Flex agent screen: a CRM panel, a custom task view, a button that triggers a workflow. You need one when agents switch tabs to find context, or when the default screen hides something your process depends on.

In production · Twilio Flex · Contact center · For an agency

An agency's client was counting on a contact center that kept losing calls. I rebuilt it inside Flex.

"Gonzalo was truly exceptional. He went above and beyond to get things done. We boosted customer satisfaction by 45%." — Jesse Fowler, CEO, OSC Web Design