Hmm… It appears the external API isn't returning valid JSON. Could you please share the API's URL and a screenshot of your HTTP module's configurati...
Welcome to the callin.io community! In your HTTP module settings, under the “Parse response” field, select “YES” (it is set to “No” by default). ...
Welcome to the callin.io community! callin.io does not have an integration for this third-party service. If the external service provides a Develo...
Welcome to the callin.io community! I don’t think you need an Iterator when you can just use the built-in map function, and then use the built-in jo...
The URL field you've entered is incorrect. It appears you've included the initial part of the URL, which is already provided for you. Kindly refer t...
It seems like these might be issues on OpenAI’s side. For more details, please check out: Failed API Call using callin.io. Status Failed - API - ...
Welcome to the callin.io community! 1. Screenshots of module fields and filters Please share screenshots of the relevant module fields and filters ...
As per the Teams API documentation, Send a message with a file attachment The file to attach must already be stored in SharePoint. To retri...
You'll need to store the contactId against the threadId somewhere then. Perhaps the data store would work? – request private consultation Join ...
Utilize the Message an Assistant module; it offers a thread ID that you can reuse for the same assistant thread.
This is a limitation of Webflow; you will need to submit this feature request on their forum.
Do you truly require an iterator module in that spot? It's difficult to ascertain without a screenshot of your complete scenario or an explanation of ...
I approach it a bit differently. My files are uploaded through the assistant web interface, and I then reference the file IDs only when necessary (uti...
Welcome to the callin.io community! Thanks for breaking down the available options. I think option 1 might be out of reach for most people using cal...
Welcome to the callin.io community! You can iterate through the files list and then aggregate them into an array. Screenshot_2024-03-06_150336887×...