I def have to pull it again. I know you have to put "Table" for like every call. Here is a start: 1. Query Structure A query consists of the following fields: table: The data source. For example: "call" for call-related analytics. groupBy: Columns to group data by. Examples include: "type": Call type (e.g., webCall, outboundPhoneCall). "status": Call status (e.g., ended, queued). "assistantId": Specific assistant involved. "endedReason": Reason for call ending. "analysis.successEvaluation": Evaluation of success from analytics. name: A custom name for the query. timeRange: The time frame for the query: start: Start date-time in ISO format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ). end: End date-time in ISO format. step: Interval for data aggregation (e.g., minute, hour, day, week, month, quarter, year, etc.). timezone: Time zone (e.g., "UTC"). operations: Calculations to perform on the grouped data. Each operation contains: operation: The type of aggregation: "sum": Sum of values. "avg": Average of values. "count": Count of occurrences. "min": Minimum value. "max": Maximum value. column: The column to operate on. Examples: "id": Call ID. "cost": Total cost. "costBreakdown.llm": Cost of language model usage. "costBreakdown.stt": Cost of speech-to-text services. "costBreakdown.tts": Cost of text-to-speech services. "costBreakdown.vapi": Cost of VAPI services. "costBreakdown.ttsCharacters": Number of TTS characters. "costBreakdown.llmPromptTokens": Prompt tokens for the language model. "costBreakdown.llmCompletionTokens": Completion tokens for the language model. "duration": Call duration. alias: A name for the resulting value (e.g., "total_cost").