----------------------------- **While I generate an answer, here are some sources that might be helpful**: * [Prompting Guide]() * [Connecting Your Custom LLM to Vapi: A Comprehensive Guide]() * [Create Assistant]() * [Get Assistant]() -----------------------------

### Answer To store user's input responses in Vapi, you generally implement a system where these inputs are captured and processed within your server environment or the application you're working with. Vapi enables interactions through its API where the voice AI collects user inputs as part of the conversation flow. These inputs can then be sent to your server for processing or storage. For instance, when creating or updating an assistant, you can configure it to send specific events or data to your server URL, including user inputs or responses. You would define this behavior within the assistant's configuration, specifying what data to send and where to send it. Check the documentation for [Creating an Assistant]() [(1)]() and [Updating an Assistant]() [(2)]() for insights on setting up these configurations. Moreover, leveraging tools and functions within Vapi, you can also process user inputs in real-time and decide on the storage mechanism based on the nature of the interaction and the data received. See [Tools Calling]() [(3)]() for details on configuring server-side processing of user inputs. Remember that storing user responses often involves considerations around privacy and data security, especially if personal information is being handled. Make sure to implement appropriate data handling and protection measures in line with regulations like GDPR or HIPAA if applicable.