Activity
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sun
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
What is this?
Less
More

Memberships

AI Automation Agency Hub

Private • 50.3k • Free

Scale With Ads

Private • 117 • Free

Amplify Voice

Public • 810 • Free

AI Agency Incubator

Private • 3.6k • Free

Creators Community Growth GPT

Private • 112 • Free

AI Agency University

Private • 9.1k • Free

36 contributions to Amplify Voice
Can someone take a look at my prompt and let me know why my bot is so confused
Hello! Can someone take a look at my prompt and let me know where I'm going wrong? I'm trying to make a outbound appointment Setter who calls opt in leads who filled a survey. She is following up with them, asking them if they remember the form and whether they'd like to book an appointment and then books an appointment. Everything is fine apart from the confused conversation she does, which I'm pretty sure is my prompt’s fault. Take a quick listen to the audio and you'll understand.😭
0
2
New comment 45m ago
0 likes • 51m
@Zain Ilyas A couple thoughts and things I'm noticing. -I'm not sure the additional details about John or the operating hours are relevant. If the intention for the business hours is to ensure that the agent is booking appointments within that time frame, I think you could reframe that as an instruction. You also might consider adding a "context" section and titling the very first paragraph "Role." In the context you can provide additional info about the company, john, etc. AND you can make it explicit that the agent is making outbound phone calls to people who have filled out a form on the website. That may help with the confusion I heard at the beginning of the call.
0 likes • 45m
It seems like the formatting and markdown of the steps section may be getting the agent confused. When you're using conditions, like "if the user does x then do y" the instruction for y shouldn't go to the next step. So try this structure: 1. Greet the user..... [if the user remembers] -> offer to set appointment [if the user doesn't remember] -> offer to set appointment (now that im looking at this... if the agent is going to offer to set an appointment either way, then im not sure you really need these conditions here...) 2. *this would be the next "step" not part of the condition. Lmk if this doesn't make sense, but I hope this is helpful. Try out the tweaks and if you're around tonight come join us at Build Hours at 8pm EST :) We can get Alejo's eyes on the prompt too :)
Make.com question
I’m making a quick tool for myself to help me organize receipts. I have created the webhook which is sending the correct data i want. But i got stuck a bit. I am trying to send the data to a google spreadsheet. The major fields is no issue like: date, vendor, amount tax.. There is a field called: line item that im having issues with. I would like to list all the item in the same cell but for some reason it only lists the first item. As you see in the first photo the package arrives corretly, the lineitems are in a bundle with numbers. When im trying to map these in the spreadsheet it doesnt let me do it. Only allows me to do one. And lists the first item only. The best would be if i could put all the line items into one cell nicely under each other lol. Would anyone be able to point me to the right direction please? @Alejo Pijuan @Tylan Miller 🙏🏻
0
3
New comment 59m ago
Make.com question
0 likes • 59m
I know @Tylan Miller is also a big fan of AI table ;) Curious to understand... why not list the price and item in different cells? It seems like that will be a lot easier.
Background Noise issues
Hi all, I'm having trouble with a VAPI agent picking up background noise on calls and being interrupted (even though the caller isn't talking, they just have a loud background or are on speaker phone). I have enabled "Background Denoising" but it didn't seem to help. Has anyone else encountered this issue, and if so, how did you solve it?
0
3
New comment 1h ago
0 likes • 1h
Hey Chris, curious.. what's the use case? How are the callers responding when the agent is getting confused by the background noise? Are they getting frustrated and hanging up? The "to help me best understand you, please make sure you are not on speaker phone" is not a bad idea as a work around. That's why I'm asking about the use case to understand how that affects the user experience. Thoughts @Alejo Pijuan ?
💸Troubleshooting to Pricing: Key Takeaways from Our Latest Build Hours Session
We just wrapped up another dynamic Build Hours session filled with practical problem-solving and valuable insights. For those who couldn't make it, here's what you missed: 🤠 Assistant Connection Troubleshooting: @Lisa Grace brought a challenging issue where her VAPI assistant wasn't connecting properly. Through live debugging, we: - Examined the Make automation and webhook configurations - Identified an "Invalid Assistant" error in the webhook response - Validated JSON formatting using JSONLint - Discovered potential issues with repurposed VAPI organizations and Make connections This was a great example of systematic troubleshooting approach for voice AI implementations. 💥 VAPI Squad Transfer Deep Dive: @Jason Smith shared an interesting challenge with squad transfers - when adding an external phone number transfer option, the AI started explicitly announcing transfers even between squad members using the same voice. The group explored potential solutions including modifying transfer messages and investigating the transfer call function configuration. 💰Pricing Strategies for AI Voice Solutions: @Zoltan Nagy sparked an enlightening discussion about pricing voice AI solutions. Key takeaways: - Starting price point: $1500-2000 for basic call handling - Add 50% buffer to estimated development time for unexpected challenges - Monthly pricing strategy: Consider bundling setup costs into higher monthly fees (e.g., $600/month) instead of large upfront costs - Include minutes, maintenance, and technology updates in monthly fees ☎️ Twilio A2P Compliance Deep Dive: @Tylan Miller provided expert insights on A2P registration: - A2P registration is mandatory for texting U.S. numbers - The process can take about a week - Registration costs money per campaign attempt - It's a carrier-level requirement (Verizon, AT&T, etc.) - Having your own Twilio account gives more control vs. using platforms
10
5
New comment 2h ago
0 likes • 2h
@Ramakrishnan Raju for now we are not sharing recordings to protect people's data and privacy. Often there is screen sharing and potential doxing of APi keys and what not. But due to popular demand, we are working on ways to share snippets of the recordings with the community while keeping people's privacy safe. So, stay tuned and if you can join us tonight at 8pm we'd love to see you!
Hello everyone
I m new comer! I am happy to be in this community. I am a beginner in automation and hope to learn a lot from you all. Thank you for the help that those who are already experts will bring to beginners.
0
1
New comment 2h ago
1 like • 2h
@Jean Baptiste Essi Welcome! If you are around tonight, I encourage you to join us for Build Hours at 8pm EST. It's a great way to meet people in the community and learn from what others in the space are building. :)
1-10 of 36
Paige Goodlett
2
4points to level up
@paige-goodlett-8257
Educator. AI Start-up Co-Founder. Movement Enthusiast.

Active 27m ago
Joined Jul 13, 2024
powered by