BotX analyzes your current dialog trees and flags sections that would benefit from DCS 2.0. One-click migration converts linear intents into dynamic, context-aware flows while preserving all existing API integrations.
Use BotX’s built-in simulator to test every path. Pay special attention to:
For regulated industries (finance, healthcare, legal), the BotX dialog updated introduces enhanced PII masking within dialog variables. Any variable tagged as sensitive (e.g., user_ssn, credit_card) is automatically excluded from: botx dialog updated
Furthermore, the updated dialog supports turn-by-turn data retention policies. You can now set a TTL (time-to-live) on specific dialog variables—for instance, an OTP code expires after 90 seconds, while a user’s language preference persists for the entire session.
Old dialogs often required hundreds of condition nodes to handle edge cases. With dynamic slot filling and JavaScript snippets, you can replace 50 nodes with 5. Less complexity means fewer bugs and lower maintenance costs. BotX analyzes your current dialog trees and flags
For developers, the most transformative part of the BotX dialog updated is the Visual Dialog Debugger – a live, step-through interface that shows:
This eliminates the old "black box" frustration. If a dialog breaks, you no longer need to sift through logs. VDD highlights the exact node where the conversation derailed, even offering a "suggested fix" based on common path deviations. This eliminates the old "black box" frustration
The product team has already hinted at the next evolution following this update. Expect to see in Q3:
Previously, if a user provided incomplete information (e.g., just a city name instead of full address), the dialog would restart or error out. Now, the updated dialog supports dynamic slot filling – it can ask follow-up questions without losing context.
Example:
User: “Book a flight to Paris.”
Bot: “What date?”
User: “Next Monday.”
Bot remembers “Paris” and “next Monday” without reprocessing the intent.