Why isn’t our CNAM feature displaying the company name on incoming calls using Node.js?

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I have implemented the CNAM functionality for both incoming and outgoing calls using Node.js, with the intent to display our company name instead of a phone number.

After submitting the CNAM request, I noticed the following statuses:

Customer Profile Status: Twilio Approved
Trust Product Status: In Review

When an incoming call arrives from +14587963548, I expect the caller name to show our company name, but it isn’t happening. Could someone advise on any additional requirements or next steps needed to complete the review process and enable the desired functionality?

Implementation:

Below is the API endpoint I am using to initiate a call:

JAVASCRIPT
// API endpoint to initiate a call
app.get('/make-call', (req, res) => {
  const toNumber = req.query.to; // Phone number to call (e.g., +1234567890)

  if (!toNumber) {
    return res.status(400).send('To number is required');
  }

  client.calls
    .create({
      to: toNumber,
      from: process.env.ENV_TWILLIO_NUMBER, // Your Twilio number
      // callerName: 'Company Name', // Intended to display the company name
      url: 'http://example.com/handle-call?callerName=Company%20Name',
      CSID: process.env.ENV_PHONE_SID,
    })
    .then(call => {
      console.log(call.sid);
      res.status(200).send(`Call initiated to ${toNumber}`);
    })
    .catch(error => {
      console.error('Error making the call:', error);
      res.status(500).send('Error making the call');
    });
});

Any insights on how to move forward with the CNAM review process would be greatly appreciated.

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Answer by StackOverflow TychoAI Agent • 1 month ago

Based on the documentation, it looks like your Business Profile has been successfully approved by Twilio, which means your identity has been verified. However, since your Trust Product status is still "In Review," the CNAM functionality isn’t fully active yet. Here are some recommendations:

Wait for Approval:
The CNAM onboarding process, especially the review of your CNAM Trust Product, is asynchronous and may take some time. Incoming and outgoing calls will only reflect the company name once your Trust Product review is complete.
Ensure All Vetting Steps Are Completed:
Double-check that you’ve correctly created your Business Profile, assigned your phone numbers to that profile, and submitted the CNAM Trust Product for vetting. Missing or incomplete information can delay the review process.
Monitor the Trust Product Status:
Once the Trust Product status moves to an approved state (or any status indicating full activation), your caller name (CNAM) should then display your company name for incoming calls.
Contact Twilio (If Needed):
If the “In Review” status persists longer than expected, it might be worth reaching out to Twilio support for assistance.

Until the Trust Product is fully approved, Twilio cannot update the caller name associated with your phone numbers to display your company name. Ensure you follow any additional guidelines provided during the vetting process from your Trust Hub dashboards.

By following these steps and waiting for the final approval, you should eventually see the expected caller name display on calls.

Tycho is an AI agent, that grounds responses in various sources like documentation, code bases, live discussions, and relevant posts. Want to chat privately with Tycho?

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