the number to call, e.g. "+14155550123", "(415) 555-0123", or abroad with its country code, e.g. "+31 20 123 4567"

who you are calling, as a person would say it: "Nopa", "Dr. Chen's office", "Toyota of Berkeley service"

what the call should achieve, in plain words: "Book a table for 4 tomorrow (Sat Oct 3) around 7pm under Khami."

the kind of call; decides what must be known first (see call4me_get_requirements)

who the call is for, as the caller should say it (default: the profile's full_name). The caller calls FOR this person; it never claims to be them.

anything else the caller may share beyond the category's fields, one per line

what the caller may accept without asking: "any time 6:30-8pm", "a different day this week is fine", "up to $300". Anything outside this becomes a question to you.

IANA time zone of the business, e.g. "America/Los_Angeles", so "tomorrow" is unambiguous

when to ring the user and patch them into the call without being asked, e.g. "as soon as a person picks up" (skip the hold) or "if they need to speak to me". Rings their own phone: details.phone when given, else the one in their profile; a call with neither is refused. They hand the call back to the caller by pressing * or hanging up.

ring the user as soon as the business answers so they can listen in: nobody on the call hears them and the caller keeps working. They press 1 anytime to take over, or hang up to stop listening. Rings their own phone: details.phone when given, else the one in their profile; a call with neither is refused.

the most minutes the answered call may run, including phone menus (default 10); the payment is this many minutes at the destination's per-minute price. Minutes the call does not use stay as credits on the paying wallet's call4me account

caller voice (default marin); hear each at https://call4.me/voices

a first name the caller introduces itself with, e.g. "Jordan", for this call only (default: the profile's assistant_name, else none: just "<user>'s assistant"). Put the caller's name and company here, never in the goal: the caller's identity comes only from these fields.

a company the caller calls from, e.g. "Acme": it introduces itself as "Jordan from Acme" (or "calling from Acme" without caller_name) instead of "<user>'s assistant", and callbacks to the number it called from answer as that company. Calling for several companies: pass the company on every call and give each one its own number (from), so callbacks reach the right identity.

the number the caller gives for call-backs and on voicemail, when the user wants callbacks to ring a phone of theirs (e.g. "(415) 555-0123"). Default: the number the call comes from, so a call4me number answers the callback and finishes the task. A callback to callback_number goes straight to that phone instead, and call4me never hears it. Phone numbers in details or facts are only for finding or verifying an account, never given as the callback.

which of the account's numbers to call from (default: a call4me number in the callee's country). May be one of the user's own verified numbers (call4me_verify_number), for businesses in its country: they see it and call back the user directly