Pie Register Twilio 1.4.5
Description
Pie Register Twilio is a WordPress plugin that adds SMS-based two-factor authentication to your login and registration flow. It helps solve the common problem of weak account verification by requiring a PIN sent to the user’s mobile number. Using a simple drag-and-drop interface, you can build custom Login & Registration forms without writing code. It also supports admin alerts when new users register, improving visibility during onboarding.
Designed to work with Pie Register add-on functionality and Twilio, it lets you configure PIN expiry time and capture phone numbers during sign-up. This makes verification clearer for users and easier to manage for site administrators, while strengthening protection against automated or risky signups.
Main Features
- Twilio-powered SMS verification — Sends a PIN to the user via SMS as part of two-step authentication.
- Drag-and-drop form builder — Creates custom login and registration forms without coding.
- Two-factor field on registration — Adds a PIN verification step where users enter their cell phone number.
- PIN expiry configuration — Sets the PIN expire time in minutes to keep verification timely.
- Admin registration notifications — Sends registration alerts to an admin mobile number.
- Configurable admin recipient number — Lets you define where new registration notifications should be sent.
- Form-level verification setup — Applies the authentication step within the forms you build in WordPress.
Benefits
- Stronger account security — Reduces the likelihood of unauthorized logins by adding a second SMS verification step.
- Safer onboarding — Ensures sign-ups include phone-based PIN checks before access is confirmed.
- Better admin visibility — Provides instant alerts for new registrations, helping you respond quickly.
- Improved user experience — Keeps verification steps inside clear, custom WordPress forms.
- Timed PIN validation — Configurable expiry supports a smoother verification window for users while limiting misuse.
Who is it suitable for?
- WordPress membership and community websites
- WooCommerce stores that require stronger customer account verification
- Agencies building secure client onboarding flows
- Online schools and course platforms using user registration
- Content sites with user logins, author accounts, or submissions
- Teams using WordPress as the front end for web apps needing safer auth