"Conversation Started"
as the trigger event makes it easy to build conventional AI agents for these use cases.
Common Use Cases for “Conversation Started” Trigger:
"Conversation Started"
as the start trigger, developers can build AI agents across multiple customer interaction channels using a unified approach.
Other Supported Trigger Events:
"Conversation Updated"
: Triggered when a message is added or modified in an ongoing conversation"Conversation Ended"
: Useful for logging, follow-up actions, or handoff summaries📝 Note: Intents are useful primarily when dealing with inbound text or email queries, where it is necessary to detect the customer’s intent before triggering the AI agent.In the case of voice calls, typically the AI agent speaks first before the customer responds. Thus, configuring the intent in the start trigger is generally not useful for inbound or outbound voice flows. Instead, you can use the Customer Intent node later in the flow to triage into different paths once the customer’s response is captured.