Execute Cards allow you to run custom JavaScript code within your bot’s workflow, providing a powerful way to extend the functionality of your bot beyond the built-in actions and logic. These Cards enable you to perform complex calculations, manipulate data, call external APIs, or execute any other custom logic directly within the bot flow.

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Execute Cards Overview

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Run Custom Logic

Execute Code Cards allow you to write JavaScript code to handle tasks that are not covered by standard Cards. This includes processing user input, transforming data, or implementing unique business logic.

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Dynamic Interactions

Use Execute Code Cards to make your bot’s behavior dynamic. For example, you can use them to adjust responses based on user data, perform calculations, or interact with external services in real-time.

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API Integrations

These Cards can be used to call external APIs, handle responses, and process the data within your bot. This capability allows seamless integration with third-party services directly through JavaScript.

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Access to Bot State

You can interact with the bot’s state, modify variables, and store information that can be used later in the conversation flow. This allows your bot to maintain context and provide more personalized interactions.

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Error Handling

Implement custom error handling within your code to manage exceptions, ensure robust operations, and gracefully handle unexpected situations during execution.

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Table Cards

Execute cards also allow you to perform operations on the data you have stored in a Table.

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Get Record

To retrieve a specific record from a table, use the Get Record card. For example, you might use the Get Record operation to retrieve a user’s profile information based on their unique user ID. Here’s how to do it:

1. Add the Get Record card to the desired node
2. Select the table you want to get the record from.
3. Select the record ID you want to retrieve. You can either select a default ID or use variables. For example, if you want to get a user’s profile information, you can specify their user ID as the unique identifier here.
4. Choose the result variable that will store the record data. (This variable needs to have the Object type since table records are objects.)
5. Now you use the variable in subsequent cards to access the record data.

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Insert Record

To create a new record in a table, use the Insert Record card. This operation can be particularly useful when you need to store new information, such as a new user’s details or a newly completed transaction. Here’s how to do it:

1. Add the Insert Record card to the desired node
2. Select the table where you want to insert the record.
3. Define a value for each field. You can either define a value manually or use variables.
4. You’re done, once the conversation goes through this card, the record will be created in the table.

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Update Record

To update a record in a table, use the Update Record card. For example, you might use this operation to update a user’s profile information or to update the status of a transaction. Here’s how to do it:

1. Add the Update Record card to the desired node
2. Select the table where you want to update the record in.
3. Select the record ID you want to update. You can either select a default ID or use variables. For example, if you want to update a user’s profile information, you can specify their user ID as the unique identifier.
4. Click on “Add properties to update” and select the columns you want to change. For each column, you can define a value manually or use variables.
5. You’re done, once the conversation goes through this card, the record will be updated in the table.

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Delete Record

The Delete Record operation enables you to remove a specific record from a table based on a unique identifier. For instance, you might use this operation to delete a user’s data if they choose to deactivate their account. Here’s how to do it:

1. Add the Delete Record card to the desired node
2. Select the table where you want to delete the record from.
3. Select the ID of the record you want to delete. You can either select a default ID or use variables.
4. You’re done, once the conversation goes through this card, the record will be deleted from the table.

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Find Records

The Find Records operation allows you to search for and fetch multiple records that match certain criteria. This operation is beneficial when you need to handle multiple related records at once, such as fetching all transactions made by a specific user. Here’s how to do it:

1. Add the Find Records card to the desired node
2. Select the table where you want to find records.
3. Define your filter criteria in natural language. You can also use variables to make this query dynamic like: Price is below ${workflow.maxPrice}.
4. Choose the result variable that will store the records data. (This variable needs to have the Array type because multiple table records are stored in arrays)
5. Now you can use the variable in subsequent cards to access the records data.