Having trouble finding the correct Parameters to send a text via Twilio Module (create a message)

[BookThatCall]

What is your goal?

Send an AI generated reply text using xAI from my Twilio number using the Twilio Module - create a message

What is the problem & what have you tried?

BundleValidationError
Validation failed for 2 parameter(s).
Missing value of required parameter ‘to’.
Missing value of required parameter ‘messageBody’.

Flow starts with a custom webhook and fires to the xAI automated reply which is working.

However the webhook doesn’t provide the parameter (only provides E.164 format Number from caller which won’t work if there are different callers trying to reach me) and messageBody isn’t working. Where can I find the parameters to get the scenario to work?

Error messages or input/output bundles

BundleValidationError
Validation failed for 2 parameter(s).
Missing value of required parameter ‘to’.
Missing value of required parameter ‘messageBody’.

Screenshots (scenario flow, module settings, errors)

[Moid_shaikh]

Your Twilio error is just missing mappings in Make, in the Create a Message module, map the caller’s E.164 number from the webhook into the To field, and map your xAI reply text into message Body/Body. The dynamic caller number is fine for multiple callers as long as that field is correctly passed through each time.

[BookThatCall]

Thanks for the reply! I tried to input {{from}} to map to the caller ID. Just to confirm, are you saying add the caller +614xxxxxxxx number into the ‘to’ field and that will be treated as a dynamic caller number? And how do I map the xAI reply into the messageBody? {{result}} has been failing for me so if there is anything I should look out for I’ll give that a try instead

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[Karmic]

In the Twilio Module (Create a message)

Click the phone field coming from your webhook and map it.

To = {{1. From}}

That’ll be dynamic. Don’t worry!

For the xAI Module

Open the xAI module in the execution log, see which field contains the plain text answer, then map it.

Body = {{2. text field}}

If that still fails, then you can map the exact output string not the full raw result.

Let me know how it goes!