David Bogea
05/26/2024, 9:07 AMVapi Support
05/26/2024, 9:07 AMVapi Support
05/26/2024, 9:07 AMtransferCall function not executing as expected in your Vapi configuration. To troubleshoot this issue effectively, you'll want to review several aspects of your assistant's setup:
1. **Check the Assistant Configuration**:
Ensure that your assistant's model configuration includes the transferCall function correctly and that the conditions for triggering this function are properly defined in the system's instructions. This function should be set up to activate when the support agent says "Transfer Call". Make sure that there is no typo or error in the trigger phrase and that the conditions are appropriately set to recognize the agent's intent [(1)]() .
2. **Review the Call Logs**:
Check the call logs in the Vapi dashboard using your call_id to see if there are any errors or warnings that could indicate why the transfer is not occurring. The logs might give you insights into whether the assistant is recognizing the command to transfer the call or if there's an error in processing the request [(2)]() .
3. **Testing and Validation**:
Test the scenario in a controlled environment to ensure that the assistant behaves as expected. You might want to simulate the conversation several times to pinpoint if the issue is with recognition of the intent or the execution of the transfer function itself.
4. **Assistant Model and Version**:
Although you mentioned using GPT-4.0, verify that this version supports all the features and functions you are implementing, specifically the dynamic recognition of commands like "Transfer Call" in real-time conversations [(1)]() .
If after these checks the issue still persists, you might consider reviewing the specific codeVapi Support
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