Flows in MSG91 Chatbots
MSG91 Chatbots let you build multiple flows inside a single bot and connect them seamlessly. Follow the steps below to create and manage flows:
Step 1: Access the Flow Builder
Go to your MSG91 Bot.
Click on the blue Create Flow button at the top-right corner.
Step 2: Name the Flow
Give your flow a unique name for easy identification.
You’ll see two types of flows available:
Order-based Flow
Used after a catalog payment in WhatsApp.
Ideal for sending order confirmation messages and sharing transaction details.
Fallback Flow
Triggered when the bot doesn’t understand the user’s input.
Helps avoid dead ends in conversations.
⚡ Note: If you wish to make a simple flow (neither order-based nor fallback), simply do not select any option here.
Step 3: Add Intents
Intents decide which flow should be triggered based on a user’s message.
Options available:
Add Keywords: Use multiple keywords to trigger the flow.
Case Match: Make the intent case-sensitive.
Regex Match: Use Regular Expressions to capture specific patterns (e.g., PAN card format).
Step 4: Handle Interruptions (Enable Interrupt)
The Enable Interrupt option allows the bot to switch to a different path even while a flow is already running.
Example:
Suppose the bot asks: “Which city do you live in?”
It provides 3 button options: Indore, Delhi, and Mumbai.
If the user selects Indore, the bot continues with the questions set after the Indore node.
But if the user later goes back and selects Delhi, the bot will immediately switch and continue with the Delhi flow instead.
👉 With Enable Interrupt ON, your bot can handle such changes smoothly and adjust to the new path without breaking the conversation.
Step 5: Set Nudges
Configure Nudge Messages to re-engage users.
You can:
Add a custom message,
Define the number of times it should be sent,
Set a delay between nudges.
✅ Summary
With these settings, you can design flows that are simple or advanced, depending on your needs.
MSG91 Chatbots make it easy to build and manage conversations without writing a single line of code.
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