@NickMenendez
Certainly! To obtain the call ID during an ongoing Vapi call, you can utilize the event system that Vapi provides. When a call is initiated, Vapi typically sends out events with relevant information about the call, including the call ID.
Here's a general approach to capture the call ID:
1. Listen for the call event that is triggered when a call starts. This event usually contains the call object.
2. Extract the call ID from the call object provided in the event data.
3. Store the call ID in your web application's state or database for later retrieval.
4. Use the stored call ID to make a request to the Vapi API Get Call endpoint after the call has ended.
The exact implementation details will depend on how you've integrated Vapi into your web application. If you're using a JavaScript SDK or similar library, there should be an event listener or callback function where you can access the call object.
If you need more specific guidance on how to implement this in your application, please provide additional details about your current setup or the SDK you are using, and I'll be happy to assist further!