@luisz2k Hello! I'm glad to hear you're using Vapi with Make.com for your appointment scheduling automation. To capture and store the caller's phone number, you can create a Vapi function that will be triggered during the call. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to set this up: 1. Capture the Caller's Number: - Within your Vapi voice application, you'll need to create a function that is triggered after the caller provides their number. - This function should extract the caller's response and store it in a variable. 2. Store the Number: - Once you have the caller's number, you can store it in a context variable within the Vapi application or send it to an external database or service where it can be accessed later. 3. Integrate with Make.com: - To send the booking link to the stored number, you'll need to set up an automation in Make.com. - Create a scenario in Make.com that is triggered by the event of receiving a new phone number from your Vapi application. - Use the appropriate Make.com modules to send an SMS with the booking link to the captured phone number. 4. Vapi to Make.com Connection: - You may need to use a webhook or an API request from Vapi to Make.com to pass the captured phone number. - Configure the webhook or API request in Vapi to send the phone number to your Make.com scenario. 5. Test Your Setup: - Once everything is configured, make a test call to your Vapi number to ensure the phone number is captured correctly and that the Make.com scenario is triggered to send the booking link. If you need more detailed instructions on creating the function within Vapi or setting up the Make.com scenario, please let me know, and I can provide further assistance.

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