You might want to look at LiveKit Voice Ai option. This is built right into the agent. Build a voice agent using the LiveKit Agents SDK and equip it with Function Tools to fetch and calculate totals from a database or backend. 1. Start Here & this will tell you if this use case will work for you ASAP Youtube > I set this demo shown in this vid in less than 35 min including the free phone number. - https://youtu.be/jEXUt8qFuBs?si=0647LL7nCzo7nWY- 1. Also here is a good article read as an example if you would like more details. https://growwstacks.com/blog/livekit-agents-sdk-food-delivery-demo Hope there is some good useful snippets for Voice Ai calc'ing in there for ya! 💥 ~cheers Rc

if this is truly NO judgment --- 😎 - Anything GHL... put you money down and duplicate GHL tools. Many peeps DO NOT use all of those fancy doodads but DO fall for the hype. I went to a webinar to see what the hype was and what the tools ARE. Took notes. GUESS what all the HYPE in general terms is about? Booking agent Voice Agent Lead Gen CRM Follow up sequences SMS DM AND a few other items .. THESE ARE all under that GHL roof. MANY people DO NOT use all of these + whatever is offered FOR SALE YOU can build all of these instead of YOU paying $97 - $497 + fees THEN flip the script and charge 1/2 of that price to prospects with a simple offer of cut your GHL bill in 1/2. HERE'S HOW: YOUR Landing page. That's the whole deal.. adjust it .. build a list with the freemium offer, adapt it, add on to it. Lots of choices. MAKE IT YOURS ~cheers Rc

you might want to look at the LiveKit Agent which does SPS [ audio to audio ] If you have your own VPS, this is a tech stack that I can say works for English. Workflow Architecture A suggested workflow is: 1. Audio Loop: LiveKit ↔ Pipecat ↔ Gemini 3.1 Flash Live API. This happens quickly. 2. Logic Hook: Pipecat activates an n8n webhook for business logic. 3. Data Layer: n8n uses PostgreSQL on the same VPS for persistent logs and long-term memory. I am aware that LiveKit just released integration with AssemblyAI's Universal-3 Pro which does have a multi-lngual option. I can't vouch for that since I have not used it "yet" but may be looking at it to see if it may be useful for future planning. I hope there is some info in there to be of help. ~cheers Rc

Did you set up your google voice number to receive calls? Your phone may need to have some Settings adjusted. The only way to adjust Google Voice to receive calls properly is to have the Google Voice App on your phone. Just in case, if you do not have the Google Voice App on your phone, Download: Search for "Google Voice" in the Play Store or App Store and install it Open the Google Voice App and tap the 3 hamburger bars on the left side panel. The key is to get into the SETTINGS area of the Google Voice App on your phone. Hopefully when you open up the App, you see your google voice Phone Number listed at the Top. Now a review of the key areas to receive calls should be looked at. To turn on linked devices for Google Voice calls, In google voice App -> Settings, and Tap Devices and numbers to verify/link your phone. Then, under Making and receiving Calls > Tap the Prefer Wi-Fi and Mobile data option The tap back and Tap on Incoming calls, toggle on the Devices you want to receive calls on - Tap back and tap on the Incoming Call Notifications section > I usually turn all of these on; Show Notifications, [DEFAULT,] make sure Silent if OFF, Pop on screen, Vibration, Show notification dot, Override Do Not Disturb [all toggled ON]. You can always adjust these later too once you know your phone rings and alerts you. Tap back, You should be back in the Google voice settings on your phone. I also Tap & toggle on Get Email alerts for Missed calls and then also tap on Missed call notifications to turn these ON. That should allow you to RECEIVE and get Alerted that calls are incoming. Hopefully that gives you some help. ~cheers Rc

@Krittiya Clark The more information you provide the better & perhaps others may be of help also related to the type of phone [ie. android vs iphone][ For Android, the same location for settings for MAKING calls are in the SAME section of Google Voice. If they are not enabled . You have to enable your phone to use a phone number for that device in the Google voice App to do that. You can also adjust these settings using voice.google.com and login with your gmail address and set these settings if they are not setup and ADD your specific device that way also. ~cheers Rc

you might want to look at hostinger VPS - KVM 2 [8GB Ram] option - docker, ubuntu 24.04 with a pre-built n8n template out of the box working including a reverse proxy for any subdomain you might use [traefik] to be able to reach all of your tools like gmail, mcp servers.... securely. They also have a bot name Kodee that will prompt you all the way through the install if this is new for you. ~$8-9/mo if paid annually or for 2 yrs to get the best discount option[s]. I have a voice Ai agent running on this as well as several n8n workflows with no issues with more being added. Any questions, let me know. Hope this is of help. ~cheers Rc