Autopilot
The Autopilot widget can only be used with Incoming Message and Incoming Call triggers. Triggering an Execution via the REST API is not currently supported.
Twilio Autopilot does not officially support the Conversations API as a channel.
Description:
Send calls or messages to Autopilot’s intelligent assistant platform. Autopilot allows you to build conversational IVRs and chatbots using natural language understanding and conversational flows for voice calls, SMS, and messaging apps like Whatsapp, Google Assistant, and FaceBook Messenger.
Learn more about how to use Autopilot in Studio.
Required Configuration:
You must select an Autopilot Assistant when configuring this Widget.
Name |
Description |
Assistant Unique Name |
The Autopilot’s Assistant unique name |
The Studio integration for Autopilot does not support images as part of the Show action if you are using Chat. The Body text will still be sent to the recipient.
Messaging and Chat configuration:
You need to specify the following configuration when using the Autopilot widget with SMS Messaging or Chat.
Name |
Description |
Default |
Send Message From |
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Programmable Chat Service |
The Programmable Chat Service Sid where the chat is deployed. |
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Message Attributes |
The Programmable Chat Channel where the messages are sent and where the bot should reply. |
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Body |
The message to be sent to Autopilot for natural language understanding. |
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Transitions:
Name |
Description |
Session Ended |
When Autopilot Session ends either by doing a handoff or the absence of a listen. |
Error |
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