I’m building a simple revenue-loss calculator using Tally + Make, but running into a calculation issue. Inputs:• Daily calls (e.g. 10–20)• Missed call % (e.g. 10–30%)• Avg consultation value ($300–$700) Goal:Calculate monthly revenue loss from missed calls. Problem:Instead of a realistic number, I’m getting extremely inflated outputs (like $13B+/month), which means something is off in how values are being passed or multiplied. I suspect:• Tally is sending text ranges instead of numeric values• Or Make is treating inputs incorrectly (arrays/text) Has anyone solved this cleanly without overcomplicating the logic? Would really appreciate a simple, reliable approach!

Hello everyone! For those who’ve built voice or AI calling systems, how do you usually handle getting a local Oman number? A lot of providers don’t seem to support Oman properly, and it’s been a common challenge. If you’ve worked with something similar, I’d love to hear what approach or providers worked for you.

How do you deploy AI agents for clients? Some people say clients should buy their own subscriptions and log in to their own accounts, while others say everything should be set up inside your own n8n account. I’ve also heard that n8n doesn’t allow certain client-based setups. What’s the right approach here? Any advice would be really helpful.

I had my first AI agent sales call and showed a demo. The lead now wants a live demo where he can actually call and test it himself. I’m thinking of doing another call and showing it live from my Retell dashboard. For those who’ve done this before: is this the best way, or do you recommend something better?

If I’ve built an AI receptionist for a client, can I integrate it directly using Retell, or is using n8n necessary? Right now, I’m using Retell to create demos, but I haven’t deployed it for a live client yet. I’ve heard mixed feedback about Retell’s reliability compared to n8n, so I’m unsure what’s best for a production setup. Any suggestions or advice would really help.