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Moving between sections: entry and exit

Scenarios are split into sections. The Start node defines how a section is triggered from outside (channels, webhook, events). To go from one section to another inside the bot, use:

  • Exit point — in the source section: «go to another section».
  • Entry point — in the target section: «land here when jumping from elsewhere».

An Entry point can also accept HTTP / deep links when the type is webhook — then the entry is external, not from an Exit node.


Start node vs Entry point

Start node Entry point
Per section Exactly one Can be several
Role How the section starts from outside Where a cross-section jump or external call lands
Settings Channels, webhook, events, MCP, … entry (from Exit) or webhook

More: What is the Start node.


Wiring Exit → Entry

  1. In the target section, add an Entry point and set connectorAlias (unique link id).
  2. In the source section, add an Exit point and pick target section — the builder links them.
  3. Context (channel, chat) is preserved — the conversation continues.

Parameters: Entry point, Exit point.

Cross-process jumps depend on product capabilities; see crossProcess in the Exit point reference.


Quick checklist

  1. Open the target section → Entry point (type entry) → connectorAlias.
  2. In the source section → Exit pointtargetSection.
  3. Draw edges on the canvas after Exit and after Entry.
  4. For webhook entry, configure URLs per Entry point.

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