@vrancic
Hello! To ensure that your webhook is triggered only at the start of the call and at the end for the call report, you'll need to adjust the configuration of your webhook settings to specify these two events. If your current setup is triggering the webhook too frequently, it's likely that it's configured to respond to additional events that occur during the call.
Here's what you can do:
1. Review the current webhook settings in your system or application to identify which events are configured to send triggers.
2. Modify the settings to remove any triggers that are not related to the start of the call or the end of the call report.
3. If your system allows for custom logic or filtering, implement a condition to check the type of event and only send a trigger if it matches the start or end of a call.
If you need assistance with the specific steps or commands to adjust these settings, please provide more details about the system or platform you are using, and I'll be happy to help further. If the platform has a specific function or API call to modify webhook settings, you can use that to make the necessary changes.