@Ezra To receive logs like the one you mentioned through an API, you would typically need to set up a webhook or use an API endpoint provided by the service that generates the logs, in this case, Twilio. For Twilio, you can use their REST API to fetch call logs, which might include the "machine_end_other" event. You would need to authenticate with your Twilio credentials and make a GET request to the Calls endpoint. Here's a general outline of the steps you would take: 1. Authenticate with Twilio using your

Account SID

and

Auth Token

. 2. Make a GET request to the Calls endpoint of the Twilio API. 3. Filter the logs by the specific event "machine_end_other" if possible, or retrieve the logs and filter them client-side. The actual API call would look something like this (in pseudocode):

pseudo
GET https://api.twilio.com/2010-04-01/Accounts/{AccountSid}/Calls.json
Authorization: Basic {Base64Encoded(AccountSid:AuthToken)}

You can also specify query parameters such as

startTime

to filter the calls starting after a certain time, or

status

to get calls with a certain status. Please replace

{AccountSid}

and

{AuthToken}

with your actual Twilio Account SID and Auth Token. If you need to fetch logs with specific parameters like

createdAtGt

, you would include those in the query string of your request. If you need assistance with making an API call or setting up a webhook to receive logs in real-time, please provide more details or ask for support.

Make sure it includes your usage and purpose for it.

Do let me, know how it goes.

@Ezra I believe all of your doubts have been resolved, do let me know if I can close this ticket.