What you send is written into the thread too

Every message the platform sends is recorded on the customer's thread, so the history survives even if an integration is disconnected.

What it is

The counterpart to inbound recording. Sends through providers the platform drives itself are written into the same conversation store, marked already-read (you wrote it), with the destination number normalised so a text-back can be matched to a missed call.

Also called: sent message doesn't show · no messages yet · outbound history

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What you send is written into the thread too
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A thread showing an outbound bubble immediately after Send, with its delivery chip. ContactsView.tsx. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Upserted on the provider message id, ignoring duplicates
  2. 2read_at is stamped immediately — outbound is never unread
  3. 3SMS destinations are normalised so the callback engine can see a text recovery
  4. 4Best-effort by design: failing to record a sent message must never fail the send, because the message has already gone
Why we built it

A builder could send a customer a message and their conversation would still read "No messages yet", because only the connected CRM's copy was ever displayed and the message had not gone through it. The history was also only as durable as that integration — disconnect it and the record of what had been said went with it. Everything the platform sends is now written to the customer's thread as well, so the history survives on its own.

The problem
  • Sent messages missing from the customer record
  • Conversation history tied to a third-party integration
Sound familiar?
What you get
A complete two-sided record of the relationship
History that survives disconnecting a provider

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