Integrator — Scenario Builder Scenarios Hub

Scenario Builder is a new module that replaces Scenario Dialog. Here you create and edit bot scenarios through a visual editor with a drag-and-drop interface, add translations, and configure bot logic.

Recommendation: Use Scenario Builder for new development. Scenario Dialog remains available for backward compatibility — see Scenario Dialog (Legacy).

High-Level Goals and Scenarios

Process Library and Search

Goal — quickly find the right bot among many scenarios.

Use the process library — search, filters, opening constructor. → How to use the process library
About the process library — explanation of filters, categories, hierarchy. → How the process library works

Creating and Editing Scenarios

Goal — build bot dialog logic through the visual editor.

Create new scenario — how to create a bot scenario from scratch. → Create scenario
Edit existing scenario — how to make changes to a scenario. → Edit scenario
Create scenario section — how to organize a complex scenario into sections. → Create section

Working with Nodes and Logic

Goal — configure scenario elements and their interaction.

Node type explanations (integrator task, then parameter reference): Menus and buttons · Text from the client · Live operator · Conditional branches (router) · Between sections · Store values (Set)
Start node and triggers — section entry point with five trigger types: process start, webhook, channels, internal events, MCP Tool. → What is the Start node, Configure triggers (index), Process start, Webhook, Channels, Internal events, MCP Tool
Entry Point / Exit Point — enter section from another flow or HTTP; jump to another section. → Entry Point, Exit Point
Connect to operator — subject, tags, events (success / banned / limit / error), aliases. → Connect to operator parameters
Operator queue cascade — reminders while the client waits for an operator, steps, repeats, branches, and automatic stop. → Operator queue cascade, Configure cascade, Cascade parameters
Add node — via the «+» button on the canvas; modal with categories (Main, Messaging, Data, etc.).
Configure Instagram scenario — Router, event types, public reply to comment. → Configure Instagram scenario
Use actions in scenario — how to add and configure actions. → Use action in scenario
Standard built-in actions — overview of common routes: Custom Data, schedule, timers, media, Fastline. → Standard built-in actions
Message + keyboard — attachments, messengers, buttons, validation. → MessageKeyboard parameters
Wait for input — timeout, skip, validation. → WaitForInput parameters
Variables and constants — separate sidebar for managing process variables.

Multilingual Support and Translations

Goal — ensure support for multiple languages in the scenario.

Add translations to scenario — how to add translation texts. → Add translations
Missing translations are highlighted in red with a badge in the interface.

Import and Export

Goal — save a backup or transfer scenario between projects.

Export and import scenario — → Import and export

Version History and Testing

Goal — track changes and test the scenario directly in the editor.

Test scenario — run, chat preview, run history. → Test scenario
Version history — view and restore previous versions. → View version history
Runs — scenario run history with view of executed nodes.
Chat preview — widget for viewing chat during interactive test.

Where to Work in the Interface

Scenario Builder module: Menu → Scenario Builder or Process Library.
Route /scenario_builder/:id/scenario/:section_id — scenario editor.
Canvas — central area for visual editing of nodes.
Node Inspector (right panel) — edit parameters of the selected node.
Left panel — sections, variables, constants, run history.
Top toolbar — save, run, export, auto layout, node search.

Quick Links

History and Testing

Actions

Scenario Dialog (Legacy) — legacy module for backward compatibility.
Learn article: Processes and Scenarios — overview of Scenario Builder capabilities.