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Flow XO for Messenger and Telegram — Everything you need to create and manage bots.
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Hey @torbahax - I'll actually give you three! The ‘flow’-based approach, the long list of third-party integrations, and built-in hosting and management.
In terms of Bots to try out - I'll contact you on Twitter very soon - we're hosting a Bot-hackathon in the UK in a few weeks from which we will have some stunning examples :)
I posted Flow XO for Slack ~4 months ago ( https://www.producthunt.com/tech... ) and @bentossell described it as "like IFTTT for on Slack".
The team is now back and now launching on new platforms including Telegram and Facebook Messenger.
Build bots without knowing how to code.
Very flexible and simple to use service. Allows to build MVPs in minutes. I've been using Flow for a while now and prefer it to Chatfuel and Botsify.
Great to hear that @vladzima - Reach out to me if you have a particular Bot or use case you'd like to talk about!
@tweetsbybooth I actually managed to break Messenger pipeline somehow, apparently Facebook doesn't want to pass some particular text or expression :) Your support is on it right now.
This looks amazing. I've constantly wanted to find a way to automate the front-end of communicating with new leads etc and on platforms that they're most comfortable with. This looks like it will be a great fit. Can't wait to try it.
Late getting to this but it looks really cool. Just shared w botmakers slack community. Looking forward to checking it out!
Hey @rickats - You can generate Flows that integrate with over 90 services (Add, Update, Get, Delete data) - so Bots are super-charged with the ability to speak to those apps on request. Essentially, you can generate a conversational interface on top of Salesforce, MailChimp, Insightly, Google Services etc - using the inputs / outputs of those services and the user's interactions with the Bot.
Zoey