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09/04/2024, 7:06 PMVapi
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09/04/2024, 7:08 PMChowderr
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09/04/2024, 7:14 PMVapi
09/04/2024, 7:14 PM{{ }}
to reference data from previous modules in a scenario.
Here's what you can check to ensure the customer name is being processed correctly:
1. **Data Mapping**: Make sure that the customer name is correctly mapped from the source (e.g., a database, form input, etc.) to the Vapi module. The mapping should look something like {{some_module.some_field}}
.
2. **Prompt Structure**: Ensure that the prompt in the Vapi module is structured to include the mapped customer name. For example, if your prompt is "Hello, [name]! How can I assist you today?" you should replace [name]
with the mapped field, like this: "Hello, {{customer_name}}! How can I assist you today?" where customer_name
is the correct field from the previous module.
3. **Data Format**: Check if the customer name contains any special characters or formatting that might not be recognized by the Vapi assistant. It should be a plain text string.
4. **Module Configuration**: Review the Vapi module configuration in your Make.com scenario to ensure that all required fields and data types are correctly set up.
If after checking these points the issue persists, it might be helpful to test the Vapi call with a hardcoded customer name directly in the prompt to see if the issue is with the data mapping or with the Vapi assistant processing the name.
If you need further assistance, please provide more details about your scenario configuration, and I'll do my best to help you resolve this issue.Chowderr
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