Every tool call, conversation, booking, ticket and guardrail decision as it lands in the voicepilot schema. Chat with Layla in another window and watch rows appear.
Filled in automatically by ./start.sh. Otherwise paste the n8n "Live data feed" URL with your key.
Each row is one webhook from Layla through n8n into voicepilot.handle_tool(). blocked rows are server-side guardrails refusing a request.
Written by the ElevenLabs post-call webhook 10 to 30 seconds after a chat or call ends. Open a row for the full transcript.
What Noor sees when she says "let me check availability": each doctor's free slots for the next 7 days (clinic hours Saturday to Thursday 08:00–17:00). Booked slots are listed with the patient. Hover a cell for every free time. Refreshes with the page.
Bookings Noor made (and any made directly on Calendly). synced means the booking is also in the doctors' Calendly calendar; not configured means Calendly is not connected and the clinic's own slots were used.
The single queue for every callback from every channel (voicepilot.callback_queue), with priority, SLA and an English summary. Work it from the Overnight page.
Sales leads (no verification needed), requests checked against the rules in SQL (refused rows are the resale NOC rule firing), and complaints, which can only be recorded and escalated.
Confirmations written by the tools for every booking, reschedule, cancellation, ticket and callback, in the customer's language. simulated means no provider is connected yet (see Setup → WhatsApp and email).
"Layla will call you" on the Crestline website: number checked (UAE and UK only, 3 per number and 10 per visitor per hour, a daily cap), one-time code by SMS, then an outbound call. Turn it off with VP_CALLBACK_ENABLED=false in .env.
One row per conversation: which customer it is verified for and how (caller ID or name), failed lookups (locks at 3), tool calls (capped at 40) and blocked requests.
Demo CRM. Phone numbers and emails are masked in this feed.