I have multiple 'MAKE' functions in an assistant, but they are not working. However, if I remove one function from the functions window in the web console, everything works fine. What can I do to use multiple 'MAKE' functions at the same time?

@chessBullet It sounds like you're encountering a conflict when trying to use multiple 'MAKE' functions simultaneously within your voice assistant. This could be due to a number of reasons, such as naming conflicts, resource limitations, or issues with how the functions are being called. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue: 1. **Check for Naming Conflicts**: Ensure that each 'MAKE' function has a unique name. If two functions share the same name, it could cause conflicts when the assistant tries to call them. 2. **Review Resource Usage**: If your functions are resource-intensive, running them simultaneously might exceed the available resources. Try optimizing the functions for better performance. 3. **Sequential Execution**: If the functions cannot be optimized to run in parallel due to shared resources or other issues, consider implementing a queue system to execute them sequentially. 4. **Error Handling**: Implement robust error handling within your functions to catch and log any issues that occur when they are called. This can help you identify the root cause of the problem. 5. **Consult Documentation**: Review the documentation for your assistant and the functions to ensure you are using them correctly and that there are no known limitations or issues with running multiple functions at the same time. 6. **Test Independently**: Test each 'MAKE' function independently to ensure they work as expected on their own. This can help isolate the issue to a specific function or interaction between functions. 7. **Contact Support**: If you've tried the above steps and are still experiencing issues, it may be best to contact the support team for your voice assistant platform. They may have additional insights or be able to provide direct assistance. If you need further assistance or have more details to share about the issue, please let me know, and I'll do my best to help you out!

I'm sending information to a MAKE webhook, but nothing gets processed—only the information is sent, and a success message is returned. However, when I add three functions, each with a different name, it stops working. The strange part is that when I remove one of the functions (any of them), it works fine. Do I need to configure something else? It's important to note that I haven't mapped the MAKE credentials in the provider credentials section, but what's odd is that when I remove a function, it works fine. Any suggestions on what might be happening or what I should do? @Vapi

@chessBullet It seems like you might be facing an issue with resource allocation or a limitation on the number of concurrent processes that your webhook or the VAPI platform can handle. Here are some suggestions to consider: 1. **Provider Credentials**: Even though it works with fewer functions, it's always a good practice to map the MAKE credentials in the provider credentials section. This ensures that each function has the necessary permissions and authentication to work correctly. 2. **Concurrency Limits**: Check if there are any concurrency limits on the MAKE platform or within your VAPI platform that could be causing the issue when multiple functions are added. 3. **Webhook Configuration**: Ensure that your webhook is configured to handle multiple incoming connections or data streams simultaneously. If it's set up for a single process, it might not process multiple requests at the same time. 4. **Error Logs**: Look for any error logs or messages that could provide more insight into why the functions stop working when you add more than two. 5. **Sequential Calls**: If the webhook or the platform has limitations on concurrent executions, consider redesigning your workflow to call the functions sequentially rather than in parallel. 6. **Test Environment**: Create a test environment where you can simulate the function calls with different configurations to identify the exact cause of the issue. 7. **Support Team**: Since the behavior changes based on the number of functions, reaching out to the support team for your VAPI platform or the MAKE platform might provide more specific guidance. If you'd like, I can assist you further by checking specific configurations or providing more detailed advice. Please let me know if you have any additional information or if you would like me to perform any specific actions.

Hey @chessBullet can you share the error message and call id which you get when you include all of three functions.

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