🧩 Parameter Requests (Inputs)

The Inputs feature allows Kewbot to request specific information from the customer during an automated flow (for example, inside an ITR or BOT) and store the response as a conversation variable.
This enables the system to ask for data such as ID number, email address, or payment amount, validate it automatically, and continue the flow accordingly.

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📋 List of Requests

This page displays all configured parameter requests.

Each row represents a request (or input) and contains the following fields:

Field	Description
Name	Identifying name of the requested parameter.
Displayed text	Message sent to the customer asking for the information. A preview of the message is shown.
Key	Variable name where the value will be stored in the conversation context.
Validation	Type of validation applied to the response (e.g. dni, email, num, options:X,Y,Z).
Retries	Maximum number of attempts allowed if the response doesn’t match the expected format.
Error message	Text sent to the customer when the answer is invalid.
Next	Destination executed if validation succeeds.
On fail	Destination executed after the maximum retry count is reached.
Action	Buttons to edit or delete the request.

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🆕 Add New Request

Click Add to open the form for creating a new input request.

The form contains the following fields:

• Name: Readable description to identify the parameter.
• Key: Variable name that will hold the received value.
• Displayed text: Message sent to the customer to request the information.
• Validation: Expected validation type (dni, email, num, options:X,Y,Z).
• Retries: Number of times the customer can retry if the format is incorrect.
• Error message: Text displayed when an invalid format is detected.
• Next: Destination executed when the input is valid.
• On fail: Destination executed when retries are exhausted.

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✏️ Edit Request

From this view you can modify any existing field, change the request text, or update the next destinations.

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🔍 Available Validation Types

Type	Description
dni	Accepts only numbers (7–9 digits).
email	Must contain a valid format with @ and domain.
num	Accepts only numeric characters.
text	Any text, without validation.
options:X,Y,Z	Accepts only one of the defined options.

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🧠 Process Logic

1. Kewbot sends the Displayed text to the customer.
2. When the customer replies, the response is validated according to the chosen type.
3. If valid, the value is saved in the variable (Key) and the flow continues to the Next destination.
4. If invalid, the Error message is sent and the retry counter increases.
5. When retries are exhausted, the flow continues through the On fail destination.