Account in Twilio is your main account, i.e. the account you created when you first signed up with Twilio. You can also create more accounts called Subaccounts. Subaccounts are useful for things like segmenting phone numbers and usage data for your customers and controlling access to data. For more information on subaccounts, see Using Subaccounts.
Reponse definitions
The following table describes each item in the response.
| Item | Description | Data type |
|---|---|---|
| auth_token | The authorization token for this account. This token should be kept a secret, so no sharing. | string |
| date_created | The date that this account was created, in GMT in RFC 2822 format | String |
| date_updated | The date that this account was last updated, in GMT in RFC 2822 format. | string |
| friendly_name | A human-readable description of this account, up to 64 characters long. By default, the FriendlyName is your email address. | string |
| owner_account_sid | The unique 34-character ID that represents the parent of this account. The OwnerAccountSid of a parent account is its sid. Pattern: ^AC[0-9a-fA-F]{32}$Min length: 34Max length: 34 | string{SID} |
| sid | A 34-character string that uniquely identifies this resource. Pattern: ^AC[0-9a-fA-F]{32}$Min length: 34Max length: 34 | string{SID} |
| status | The status of this account. Usually active, but can be suspended or closed. Possible values: active suspended closed | enum |
| subresource_uris | A Map of various subresources available for the given Account Instance | object |
| type | The type of this account. Either Trial or Full if it's been upgraded Possible values: Trial Full | enum |
| uri | The URI for this resource, relative to <https://api.twilio.com> | string |