Session
The session data is where we store the state of the interaction between the bot and a user. A session can span multiple conversations.
The maximum size of the session is 10MB
We automatically delete the session data after 30 days of inactivity. You can configure this value in the bot data retention settings.
Default session data
The following table shows the session fields that are available in all sessions.
An easy way to preview this data is through the debugger in the 'test your bot' window.
Read-only session data
The internal session data is accessible using internal.[fieldName]
and should be treated as read-only. We have certain mechanism in place to prevent modifying it. If somehow you manage to change some fields, we will override the values.
botId
string
ID of the bot
sessionId
string
ID of the session
version
string
The version of the bot, can be either DRAFT or LIVE
channel
string
The channel of the session
user
object
object containing information about the user
preferredLanguage
string
The preferred language of the user
locale
string
The preferred locale of the user (for example, for date formatting)
nlp
object
An object containing data about the latest expression, and which intent and entities were detected, with which confidence
nlp.sentiment
object
Shows the sentiment analysis score of the last user expression
currentDialogstate
object
An object containing the name, id and type of the last bot dialog (or block) triggered
previousDialogstate
object
show the name, id and type of the previous bot dialog (or
block) triggered
messageContent
string
The content of the last message sent by the user.
messageType
string
The type of the last message sent by the user. One of intro
, postback
, text
or upload
Example internal session
User-changeable session data
The builder of the bot can create and save variables to the user session. This data can be created by the bot through a conversation, or retrieved through an API call. Objects, as well as strings and other types of values can be saved to the user session.
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