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2025-12-24 01:35 AM
I am new to Zoom Contact Center. When I design an IVR Flow and try to send data to a CRM system using the HTTP Call widget, I face an issue.
When I send Digit input collected from the caller, the data is sent successfully. However, when I try to send other values such as Caller ID, Caller Number, or Callee Number, the data is empty and not passed to the CRM.
This usually happens because those call-related values are not automatically available to the HTTP Call widget unless they are explicitly mapped or stored in variables earlier in the flow.
2025-12-24 04:58 AM
Hi,
You’re correct, only values that are explicitly stored in variables are available to the HTTP Call widget.
For caller-related fields like Caller ID, ANI, or Dialed Number, you need to first capture them inside the IVR flow using a Set Variable or System Variable mapping step, then reference those variables in the HTTP Call payload.
A common approach is:
Store the caller number / called number early in the flow
Verify the variable is populated using a debug or log step
Pass that variable explicitly in the HTTP Call widget
By default, those values aren’t auto-included unless you map them yourself. Once mapped, they should send correctly to your CRM.
Hope that helps.