This is because Aggregators only function with BUNDLES, consolidating them into an ARRAY(s).
Your “Set Multiple Variables” action produces a single bundle, which is then placed as the first “item” within an array, as they are contained within a single bundle. You cannot establish a collection using an Array Aggregator in this manner.
To create a collection, consider utilizing the Parse JSON module instead.
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The creator of the callin.io AI APP for callin.io does it that way in the video. I tried it that way myself two days ago but I don’t know what I changed that it doesn’t work for me anymore. I leave you a photo of the video scenario used by the creator of the APP and the URL of the video in question. Thanks
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