16:28:37 <btracht> can i route defined external CIDs to a specific callflow?
16:36:44 <mc_> btracht: there's a check_cid callflow action for branching based on CID
16:56:29 <btracht> for 'branching'?
16:58:48 <mc_> yes, you want to branch based on CID
16:59:00 <btracht> what i am trying to do (is it possible):  set up a callflow with DISA. if caller id matches xxx-xxx-xxxx go directly to this callflow, otherwise follow normal incoming callflow
16:59:09 <mc_> if CID == match criteria, branch to callflow ABC; otherwise branch to ZYX
16:59:25 <mc_> you could look at a preflow to do the matching
16:59:45 <mc_> DISA typically requires a PIN to allow usage
18:44:10 <btracht> mc_: do i need to enable or add the check_cid module?
20:18:31 <mc_> should be part of callflow
20:37:13 <btracht> getting a 400 error: https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/wxD64rBF/image.png
20:38:14 <btracht> i have a callflow id as the target. is that not ocorrect?
20:40:05 <BadRequest> I think the error is self-explanatory. It is telling you it is expecting an object as the value for that field, not an string.
20:45:22 <btracht> BadRequest: i am using postman and when i made the value an object postman was throwing an error. i realized a had a typo and was able to correct
20:45:24 <btracht> thank you
20:45:52 <BadRequest> You are welcome.
20:46:40 <btracht> my cid_check still doesn't work but at least i was able to add it... one step closer
20:54:16 <btracht> got it working!!! thank you mc_ 
20:54:20 <btracht> and BadRequest 
20:56:16 <btracht> mc_:  for each cid i want to match do i need a separate entry or can i have an array of values?
21:00:18 <BadRequest> btracht: According to the documentation, it is a regex https://github.com/2600hz/kazoo/blob/master/applications/callflow/doc/check_cid.md
21:00:32 <mc_> btracht: https://docs.2600hz.com/dev/applications/callflow/doc/check_cid/
21:00:40 <mc_> BadRequest: naughty, link to docs site ;)
21:01:04 <mc_> you can have each CID as a child if using "user_absolute_mode:true"
21:01:07 <mc_> use not user
21:01:22 <mc_> or use the regex and use_absolute_mode:false
21:01:38 <BadRequest> haha
21:57:37 <btracht> thanks again