Working on a Twilio auto-responder. It is pretty simple, but also building a front end so people can manage the keywords. I have all of that working, my next step is to put an actual password on it. I'm looking at Okta, but I'm not sure if that isn't total overkill. It is going to never get used by more than 10 people and mostly just by 1 or 2.
For the moment I just have the least secure setup possible using some JavaScript to hide the HTML until you add a password. Anyone who can inspect the page can bypass it.
For the moment I just have the least secure setup possible using some JavaScript to hide the HTML until you add a password. Anyone who can inspect the page can bypass it.