Hey @Skid Vis, thank you so much for your reply. This helped a lot. I have found the fix. PROBLEM: DateTime.fromFormat() keeps coming back as “[invalid DateTime]” because the version of Luxon that ships with n8n ≤ 1.93 simply cannot parse a 2-digit fractional-second field apparently. SOLUTION: SO I simply switch my UUID generation expression to `DateTime.fromFormat(uuid, "yyMMddHHmmssSSS")`

hey @Andrew Torn, thanks for taking the time. Alpha-Numeric/Spelling issue: For this issue, here are a few bits that work for me (using ElevenLabs) - their full name (If the name sounds wrong, ask again and s - p - e - l - l - it out slowly to reconfirm. ) - ask for their email, then spell it back slowly (e.g., “j - o - e - at - company - dot - com”) to double-check. - "Use NATO Phonetic Alphabet when having to spell letters." May I ask what LLM model you are using within your ElevenLabs Voice Agent? I found that this greatly affects the agent's behaviour. Now for the Form approach: You can achieve this with no code at all. Let me explain. 1. Use a form (Typeform, Tally, other) to capture website visitors' information (name, email, phone number) 2. trigger n8n from the form submission and use a webhook to trigger an outbound call from ElevenLabs to your website visitor's phone number. 3. Elevenlabs Voice Agent handles the call and uses its Tools (n8n workflows) to book villas and whatnot. 4. Elevenlabs send a webhook to end the call This approach is like telling your visitors: "Let us call you" instead of a "call us" approach. It will make sense hopefully 🙂 Keep us posted, looking forward to see this resolved.

Hey @Andrew Torn, You can use ElevenLabs and n8n to generate outbound calls via twillio. (Check this video from Bart Slodyczka: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmtC9_NyYXc) And yes, Twillio can become expensive when doing calls outside the US... If Twillio is too expensive for your use cases, you could use SIP trunking with other providers. (It's fairly easy to do with ElevenLabs) Also, I have done some more testing with alphanumerical email addresses (in French and English), and I confirm that the NATO Phonetic Alphabet + spelling trick works well only for letters-only email addresses. I have not yet found a sound-proof solution yet to get email addresses over the phone. My workaround for now is: 1. Use the "Let us call you" approach, where you get Name + email + phone number before the call. It becomes an outbound call then. 2. Keep the call inbound (user calls the agent via Eleven Labs widget, for instance), ask for the phone mobile number, use the SMS tool to retrieve the email address and use that line of communication later to enhance the customer experience (ie, confirmation, reminders, etc) Things I'm exploring: 1. Add deterministic post-processing in my webhook (using a script to turn "four" "seven" into "47") 2. Use SMS as a Fallback: “I can text you a short form, would you rather type it?”

Hey @Chirag Chhita, I have built workflows to generate formatted 140-page documents. I use a pre-formatted template, then the flow creates a copy and basically run hundreds of times search and replace. Can you share more of your use case? There are many approach to this I believe

Hey @Daniel Agrici, I have workflows generating 140page documents by updating text placeholders, but not changing the images. As @Mirko Salzer said, please share a screenshot of your workflow. Let’s use this opportunity to learn a bunch

Hey @Saqulain Azmi, this is an interesting (understand valuable 🤓) challenge to tackle! I see that your agent has two Google sheet tools it can use: I am curious about what your spreadsheets looks like. 🙂