@Trent™ To set up a webhook on your assistant to accept inbound calls, you'll need to configure your assistant's settings to include the webhook URL that will handle the incoming call requests. Here's a general outline of the steps you might follow: 1. **Create a Webhook Endpoint**: Set up a server with an HTTP endpoint that can accept POST requests. This endpoint will be your webhook URL. 2. **Secure Your Endpoint**: Ensure that your endpoint is secure, typically using HTTPS, and consider setting up authentication to verify that incoming requests are from a trusted source. 3. **Configure Your Assistant**: In your assistant's settings, you will need to specify the webhook URL that you've created. This might be done through a dashboard provided by the Voice API service or through an API call that updates your assistant's configuration. 4. **Test the Webhook**: Make a test call to ensure that your webhook is receiving requests and that your assistant is correctly configured to handle inbound calls. 5. **Handle Incoming Calls**: Your webhook's code should be designed to handle the incoming call requests, possibly by initiating a session with the Voice API service and responding to the caller with appropriate voice responses. If you need to start a web call with a specific assistant ID or with a set of assistant configs, you can use the

.start()

function provided by the Voice API. If you have an assistant ID or the necessary configuration details, please provide them, and I can assist you further with starting the call. If you need help with the webhook configuration specifically, please ask support for more info on this.

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I need help. How can I find the token to authenticate with the Server SDK apis? @User