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# Where to Find Twilio Account SID and Auth Token

Find your Twilio credentials for SMS and chat setup in Missive.

Your Twilio Account SID and Auth Token are available in the Twilio Console. These credentials are required to connect Twilio SMS to apps like Missive.

[Missive](https://missiveapp.com) integrates with Twilio to let you send and receive SMS messages alongside your emails. To set up Twilio SMS in Missive, you'll need your Account SID and Auth Token.

## Find your Twilio credentials

1. Log in to the [Twilio Console](https://www.twilio.com/console)
2. Your **Account SID** and **Auth Token** are displayed on the main dashboard
3. Click the eye icon next to Auth Token to reveal it
4. Copy both values

{% hint style="warning" %}
Keep your Auth Token secret. Anyone with your Account SID and Auth Token can send messages and make calls using your Twilio account.
{% endhint %}

## Connect Twilio to Missive

Once you have your credentials:

1. Go to **Settings** > **Accounts** in Missive
2. Click **Add account**
3. Select **Twilio SMS**
4. Enter your Account SID and Auth Token
5. Select the phone number you want to use
6. Click **Add account**

You can now send and receive SMS messages directly in Missive.

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**Related:** [Twilio SMS setup](/docs/core-features/connected-accounts/other-channels/sms/twilio-sms.md) | [SMS FAQ](/docs/core-features/connected-accounts/other-channels/sms/faq.md)


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