If you're hearing a loop on phone calls or you're seeing lots of calls stack up, one after the other, in Conversations, odds are one of your users has been assigned a Twilio number but also has that number set in the Phone field in their user settings.
Another possible reason is that the business phone number or the forwarding number set might look like a different number from the Twilio number, but it is configured to route back to the Twilio number. So this will cause a call loop because we will try to forward the calls to the business phone number.
Call status marking calls as completed when the client didn't answer the call
Update: We can enable Call Connect feature to get more accurate results instead of relying on a shorter call timeout <= 20
Outbound Calls using Dialer on Desktop Web App
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Make sure that the microphone is allowed in the browser you are calling from
2. Check if the microphone is allowed for the HighLevel web page on your browser:
3. Check if there are any Google extensions (VPN) that might block the call dialling.
4. Check if it works using the Google chrome guest browser
5. Edit the Twilio number - Outbound Call Timeout - Make sure it's more than 20 seconds and more so it will dial for longer.
6. Try to log in to dashboard.cutflow.app on your Mobile phone's browser, not the mobile app, and see if you can call from there using the cellular data instead of the wifi network.
7. Check if the TwiML app's location ID is correct if the location is already using a Twilio subaccount SID
1. Make sure that the microphone is allowed in the browser you are calling from
To Turn on app permissions for your microphone in Windows 10
To Control access to the microphone on Mac
2. Check if the microphone is allowed for the Cutflow web page on your browser:
Click on the lock icon on the top right > Is microphone allowed?
3. Check if there are any Google extensions (VPN) that might block the call dialling.
Or to disable any VPN within the device
4. Check if it works using the Google chrome guest browser
We could try to use the Guest browser of Google chrome where there are no other extensions. And login to HL from the guest browser to make a call.
5. Edit the Twilio number - Outbound Call Timeout - Make sure it's more than 20 seconds and more so it will dial for longer.
6. Try to log in to
dashboard.cutflow.app on your Mobile phone's browser, not the mobile app, and see if you can call from there using the cellular data instead of the wifi network.
This will help us to know if it's device-specific or wifi-specific
7. Check if the TwiML app's location ID is correct if the location is already using a Twilio subaccount SID
Link to enter:
https://dashboard.cutflow.app/twilio/create_application/<location_id>
FAQs
1. How can I change the microphone that I want to use for calling?
Use the following links for more information, based on your system:
To Turn on app permissions for your microphone in Windows 10
To Control access to the microphone on Mac