@Exideus_Systems I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing issues with connecting your agent to the phone number for inbound calling. It sounds like you've been very thorough in checking your workflow and JSON configuration. Since the call is being disconnected without appearing in the call logs, it could be an issue with the phone number provisioning or the way the agent is set up to handle inbound calls. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue: 1. **Check Phone Number Provisioning**: Ensure that the phone number has been correctly provisioned and is active. Verify that it is correctly configured to forward calls to your server URL. 2. **Review Server Configuration**: Make sure that your server is running and is configured to accept incoming HTTP requests. Check for any firewalls or security settings that might be blocking the incoming calls. 3. **Inspect Agent Configuration**: Review the agent's configuration to ensure it's set up to handle inbound calls. Make sure that the workflow you've created is active and properly linked to the phone number. 4. **Test Server Endpoint**: You can try to simulate an inbound call by sending a test HTTP request to your server URL to see if it's responding as expected. 5. **Check with Service Provider**: If everything on your end seems correct, it might be worth reaching out to your telephony service provider to ensure there are no issues on their end. 6. **Review Logs**: If possible, check the server logs for any errors or messages that could indicate what's going wrong when the call is received. If you've already checked all of these and the issue persists, it might be necessary to get in touch with the support team for your telephony service or the n8n workflow automation tool for more detailed assistance. They may be able to provide insights based on system logs or known issues. Would you like me to assist you with anything specific, such as reviewing configuration details or contacting support?