FlowΒΆ
A flow is a programmable automation workflow that defines how incoming or outgoing calls and messages are handled, including IVR menus, routing logic, and AI integrations.
API Reference: Flow endpoints
- Overview
- How the flow works
- Understanding Flow Execution
- Action Execution Patterns
- Branching and Decision Making
- The Variable System
- Unified flow
- Non-linear action execution
- Flow fork
- Actions
- Flow execution
- Flow Lifecycle
- Flow Actions and Interrupt Actions
- The on complete flow id
- Execution limits
- Behavior on termination
- Example
- Error Handling in Flows
- Flow
- Action
- Action
- Type
- Agent Call
- AMD
- Answer
- Beep
- Branch
- Call
- Chatbot Talk
- Confbridge Join
- Condition Call Digits
- Condition Call Status
- Condition Datetime
- Condition Variable
- Conference Join
- Connect
- Conversation send
- Digits Receive
- Digits Send
- Echo
- External Media Start
- External Media Stop
- Fetch
- Fetch Flow
- Goto
- Hangup
- Hangup Relay
- Message send
- Play
- Queue Join
- Recording Start
- Recording Stop
- Sleep
- Stream Echo
- Talk
- Transcribe recording
- Transcribe start
- Transcribe stop
- Variable Set
- Webhook send
- Tutorial basic
- Tutorial scenario
- Flow Execution Internals
- Flow Manager Architecture
- Activeflow Lifecycle
- Execution Loop Detail
- Action Execution Results
- Inter-Service Communication During Execution
- Variable System Internals
- Flow Forking and Stack Management
- Event-Driven Execution
- Safety Mechanisms
- Concurrent Execution Handling
- RabbitMQ Message Patterns
- Database Schema
- Advanced Flow Patterns
- Flow Debugging and Troubleshooting
- Flow Best Practices
- Overview
- Activeflow
- Tutorial