@ahmadscb
Absolutely, you can provide your clients with access to their call insights, recordings, transcripts, and other relevant data without sharing your VAPI account credentials. What you can do is create a separate platform or dashboard for your clients where they can log in and view their specific data.
Here's a general approach to achieve this:
1. **Develop a Client Dashboard**: Create a separate web application that serves as a client dashboard. This dashboard will be the interface through which your clients can access their data.
2. **API Integration**: Integrate the VAPI with your client dashboard using VAPI's APIs. This will allow you to fetch the necessary data from your VAPI account and display it on the client dashboard.
3. **Authentication and Authorization**: Implement an authentication system in your client dashboard that allows your clients to have individual accounts with unique login credentials.
4. **Data Segregation**: Ensure that each client can only access data related to their own agents. This requires a proper data management system that associates each piece of data with the correct client account.
5. **User-Friendly Interface**: Design the dashboard to be user-friendly, displaying call insights, recordings, transcripts, and other metrics in an easily understandable format.
6. **Security**: Make sure to implement strong security measures to protect your clients' data and ensure that the communication between your dashboard and VAPI is secure.
7. **Support and Documentation**: Provide your clients with support and documentation on how to use the dashboard to access their data.
By following these steps, you can create a robust solution that allows your clients to independently access their call data without compromising the security of your VAPI account. If you need assistance with the technical implementation or have any specific questions about integrating with VAPI, please feel free to ask for more information.