@Zack Siegel It sounds like you're trying to upload a JSON key from Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to VAPI, but you're encountering format issues. To assist you better, I'll need to know the exact error message you're receiving. However, here are some general tips to ensure your JSON key is in the correct format for VAPI: 1. **Check JSON Validity**: Ensure that the JSON file you're trying to upload is valid. You can use online JSON validators to check if there are any syntax errors. 2. **Required Fields**: Make sure that the JSON you're uploading contains all the required fields that VAPI expects. Based on the context provided, it seems that VAPI requires a

provider

,

apiKey

,

id

, and

orgId

. Ensure these fields are present and correctly filled out. 3. **Remove Extra Fields**: If the GCP JSON key contains additional fields that VAPI does not require, you might need to remove them or adjust the JSON structure to match VAPI's expected format. 4. **Encoding**: Ensure that the JSON is properly encoded (UTF-8) and that there are no invisible characters or byte order marks that could cause issues. 5. **Headers**: When you make the PUT request to VAPI, ensure that you're including the correct

Authorization

header with your Bearer token and that the

Content-Type

is set to

application/json

. If you provide the specific error message, I can give you more targeted advice. If you're unsure about how to format the JSON correctly, please share the structure of the JSON key you're trying to upload (without any sensitive information), and I can guide you on how to adjust it for VAPI.