1) If you have a classic phone number not purchased on Vonage (or any other VoIP provider that supports VAPI), you generally can’t directly link it to VAPI for inbound calls. VAPI typically requires that the number be hosted or controlled by Vonage to manage call routing and integrations effectively. However, you might work around this by forwarding calls from your existing number to a Vonage number that you control, allowing you to handle the calls through VAPI 2) You can set up your VAPI application to handle calls only if they’re not answered on your personal device. This requires a bit of configuration, but essentially, you could set up conditional call forwarding. Most telecom providers allow call forwarding to a different number if the call isn’t picked up after a specified number of rings or if the line is busy. If you forward unanswered calls to a Vonage number configured with VAPI, VAPI would then process the call