The send pipeline
One call to POST /v1/send enters a fixed sequence of gates. Each gate can only pass, hold, or refuse — and every outcome is written to the ledger before your request returns.
Gates run in order and short-circuit. You always get one answer with one reason — never a partial send and never a silent drop.
Inbound & keywords
Everything a recipient sends back arrives at the platform first. Compliance keywords are handled there and never reach your application; everything else routes to you untouched.
Routed to you as message.received with the original body, the number it arrived on, and the recipient. Opr8r doesn't own an inbox — replies are your product's job.
Voice — missed-call text-back
A texting number can also take calls. Opr8r forwards them without answering, and tells you when one is missed so your product can follow up in the channel the caller is already holding.
A missed call is not consent. The text-back still needs an opt-in on record, or it refuses like any other send.
Integration surface
Three things to integrate: one endpoint, one webhook receiver, one embed. An afternoon of work, not a migration.
Model C ownership
Opr8r operates inside a Telnyx account that belongs to you. We hold credentials to run the pipeline; we don't hold the account, the numbers, or the brand.