TheSnowguru
10/01/2024, 6:37 AMVapi
10/01/2024, 6:39 AMVapi
10/01/2024, 6:39 AMTheSnowguru
10/01/2024, 6:40 AMVapi
10/01/2024, 6:40 AMTheSnowguru
10/01/2024, 6:40 AMVapi
10/01/2024, 6:40 AM/api/calls/{callId}/analysis.
3. The API will return the analysis object for the call associated with the provided call ID.
Please note that the exact endpoint and method to retrieve the call analysis can vary depending on the API you are using. If you need the specific steps or commands for VAPI, please let me know, and I can provide more detailed instructions or check if there's a function available to assist with this process.TheSnowguru
10/01/2024, 6:41 AMVapi
10/01/2024, 6:41 AMTheSnowguru
10/01/2024, 12:05 PMTheSnowguru
10/01/2024, 12:27 PMVapi
10/01/2024, 12:27 PMShubham Bajaj
10/02/2024, 5:43 PMTheSnowguru
10/09/2024, 9:59 AMVapi
10/09/2024, 10:00 AMstructuredDataSchema property, your system should be able to handle the schema key values based on the defined schema. The prompt for the structured schema defines the expected data types and required fields, so as long as your system is designed to validate and process data according to this schema, you wouldn't need to add additional prompts to handle the schema key values.
The structured data schema acts as a template that ensures the data you receive or send adheres to a specific format. If your system is already equipped to deal with the data according to this template, no further action is required on your part for handling schema key values. However, if you find that your system requires additional information or specific handling instructions for the data, you may need to update your system prompts accordingly.TheSnowguru
10/09/2024, 11:41 AMVapi
10/09/2024, 11:41 AMsend_sms endpoint. This can be done programmatically from your backend system. Here's a general outline of the steps you would follow:
1. During the call, your application detects a condition or receives a command that triggers the need to send an SMS.
2. Your backend service prepares the API request to send an SMS. This request will include the recipient's phone number, the message to be sent, and any other required parameters such as your API credentials.
3. The backend service sends the API request to the send_sms endpoint.
4. The API processes the request and sends the SMS to the specified recipient.
5. The API returns a response to your backend service, indicating the success or failure of the SMS sending attempt.
It's important to ensure that your backend service is capable of handling API requests and that you have the necessary permissions and credits (if applicable) to send SMS messages through the API.
If you need specific instructions or have any questions about parameters or the API endpoint, please let me know, and I can provide further assistance.TheSnowguru
10/09/2024, 11:45 AMShubham Bajaj
10/09/2024, 8:41 PM