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Integration → Flowise
AI-generatedOverview
This node interacts with the Flowise integration API to manage Flowise bots and sessions. It supports operations such as creating, checking, updating, deleting Flowise bots, fetching sessions, and changing session statuses. This node is useful for automating chatbot management and session handling in applications that use Flowise bots.
Use Case Examples
- Create a new Flowise bot with specific triggers and settings.
- Update an existing Flowise bot's configuration.
- Fetch active sessions from a Flowise bot.
- Change the status of a Flowise bot session to opened, paused, or closed.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Instance Name | The name of the instance that will send the message, used to identify the source of the interaction. |
| What Do You Want To Do | The specific Flowise operation to perform, such as creating, finding, updating, deleting bots, fetching sessions, or changing session status. |
| Flowise ID | The identifier of the Flowise bot to operate on; used for searching, updating, deleting, or session operations. |
| Flowise URL | The URL endpoint of the Flowise API to connect to. |
| Flowise ApiKey | The API key for authenticating requests to the Flowise bot API. |
| Trigger Type | The type of trigger to activate the Flowise bot, either by keyword or all messages. |
| Trigger Operator | The operator to match the trigger keyword, such as contains, equals, starts with, ends with, or regex. |
| Trigger | The word, phrase, or regex pattern used as the trigger to start the Flowise bot. |
| Expires In (Minutes) | The duration in minutes after which the bot deactivates if no responses are received. |
| Finish Keyword | The word or phrase used to close the bot session. |
| Default Message Delay (In Milliseconds) | The delay in milliseconds before the bot sends a message. |
| Unknown Message | The message sent when the bot does not recognize the input. |
| Listen To Messages Sent By Me | Whether the bot listens to messages sent by the instance itself. |
| Pause The Bot When I Send A Message | Whether the bot pauses when the instance sends a message. |
| Keep The Bot Session Open | Whether to keep the bot session open indefinitely. |
| Wait Time (In Seconds) | The debounce time in seconds to wait for additional messages before merging them into one. |
| Recipient Number | The remoteJid identifier of the recipient for session status changes. |
| Status | The status to set for a Flowise bot session, such as opened, paused, or closed. |
Output
JSON
id- The unique identifier of the Flowise bot or session.status- The status of the Flowise bot or session.message- Response message or status message from the API operation.data- Additional data returned from the Flowise API, such as bot details or session information.
Dependencies
- Flowise API endpoint URL
- Flowise API key credential
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the Flowise URL and API key are correctly set and valid to avoid authentication errors.
- Verify that the Flowise ID is provided when required for operations like update, delete, or session management.
- Check that required fields like instance name, trigger values, and recipient number are not empty to prevent validation errors.
- Common error messages include unsupported operations, missing credentials, or invalid API responses; verify node configuration and API availability.
Links
- Flowise Documentation - Official documentation for Flowise integration and API usage.