
Telnyx
Telnyx powers your communications infrastructure with phone numbers, messaging, and networking. Your AI agent manages these resources conversationally, checking account balances, listing phone numbers, auditing activity, and configuring notifications without your team touching the dashboard.




Your AI agent plugs into Telnyx's APIs for phone numbers, messaging, networking, and account management, giving you instant visibility and control during any chat.
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See how businesses use AI agents to manage their Telnyx communication infrastructure, track spending, and maintain security oversight effortlessly.
A marketing manager asks 'How many phone numbers do we have active for the US campaign?' Your AI Agent queries Telnyx's phone number list filtered by status and connection, counts the active numbers, and reports back with details. The manager gets their answer in seconds instead of navigating the Telnyx portal. Campaign planning moves faster with real-time resource visibility.
Your finance team wants to track communication spend before month-end billing. Your AI Agent checks the Telnyx account balance, compares it against your monthly budget threshold, and alerts the team if credits are running low. No surprise invoices, no service interruptions. Your team stays ahead of telecom costs without daily manual checks.
Your compliance officer needs to verify who made changes to the Telnyx account this week. Your AI Agent pulls audit logs filtered to the past seven days, lists each action with timestamps and user details, and identifies any unusual activity. The compliance review that used to take an hour of portal navigation finishes in a single chat exchange.

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FAQs
The agent calls Telnyx's List Phone Numbers endpoint with optional filters for connection ID, status, phone number pattern, or national destination code. It returns paginated results including number details, assigned connections, and current status. All data is fetched live from your Telnyx account.
Yes. The agent can create new networks, list existing ones, retrieve specific network details with interfaces, and update network configurations including names and tags. This is useful for provisioning dedicated infrastructure for new projects or clients.
Tars requires your Telnyx API key, which you generate from the Telnyx Mission Control Portal under API Keys. This key provides access to phone numbers, messaging, networking, notifications, and account management endpoints based on the key's permissions.
No. All queries are performed live against Telnyx's API during each conversation. Phone numbers, balances, audit logs, and network details are fetched in real time and are not cached or stored on Tars servers between sessions.
Yes. The agent can create notification profiles, channels (SMS, email, voice), and event-based settings. When a specific event condition is met in your Telnyx account, the configured notification fires. The full lifecycle of creating, listing, and deleting notification configurations is supported.
The agent retrieves audit log entries filtered by date range, showing who made what changes and when. This creates an on-demand audit trail for compliance reviews, security investigations, or internal governance without requiring direct portal access.
Yes. Telnyx's List Mobile Network Operators endpoint lets the agent search operators by country code or operator name. This is useful for understanding coverage availability or planning international messaging campaigns with specific carrier requirements.
The Mission Control dashboard requires manual navigation and login. With Tars, your team asks questions in natural language and gets immediate answers. Balance checks, number lookups, and audit reviews happen in seconds through conversation instead of portal clicks.
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Privacy & Security
At Tars, we take privacy and security very seriously. We are compliant with GDPR, ISO, SOC 2, and HIPAA.