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  5. Conversation History API

Conversation History API

To fetch the conversational messages between the bot and user in reverse chronological order. This API supports pagination. You can provide offset/skip and limit to get a certain number of messages at a time.

This is a newer version of the old API which will soon be deprecated. This revised API addresses the limitation of the older version on Botkit enablement or Agent Transfer.

Method GET
Endpoint

https://{{host}}/api/public/bot/{{BotID}}/getMessages?userId={{userID}}&skip=10&limit=10

Note: A POST API call can also be used to include Session-Id and MetaTags in the retrieved Conversation History.
POST https://{{host}}/api/public/bot/{{BotID}}/getMessages
and https://{{host}}/api/public/getMessages for Bot Admin Console.

Content Type application/json
Authorization

auth: {{JWT}}

See How to generate the JWT Token.

API Scope
  • Bot Builder: Chat History
  • OR

  • Admin Console: Bot Analytics > Chat History

Path Parameters

Parameter Required/Optional Description
host Required Environment URL, for example, https://bots.kore.ai
BotID Optional Bot ID or Stream ID. You can access it from the General Settings page of the bot.

 

Sample Request

curl -X GET \
'https://bots.kore.ai/api/public/bot/{{BotId}}/getMessages?userId=u-XXX-XXX&
channelType=facebook&dateFrom=2019-04-01&dateTo=2019-04-05' \ 
-H 'auth: {{YOUR_JWT_ACCESS_TOKEN}}'

Sample Request for POST call

curl -X POST \
  https://bots.kore.ai/api/public/getMessages \
  -H 'auth: {{YOUR_JWT_ACCESS_TOKEN}}' \
  -d '{
        userId           : u-xxxx-xxxxx-xxxx
	skip             : 0,                           
	limit            : 100,                       
	dateFrom         : “2019-04-01”  (or)  “2019-04-01T13:25:58.515Z”,
	dateTo           : “2019-04-01”  (or)  “2019-04-01T13:25:58.515Z”,
	channelType      : “rcs”,
	sessionId        : [“5eadxxxxxxxxxxxxx”,”5ebxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx”],
	tags	         : {
		          and   : [
			            {
			              “name”  : ”tagname”,
			              “values”  : [“tagvalue1”,”tagvalue2”],
                                      “type”    : “tagtype” // user/message/session	
                                     },
                                   {
                                    “name”  : ”tagname”,
    			            “values”  : [“tagvalue1”,”tagvalue2”],
                                    “type”    : “tagtype”  // user/message/session	
                                   }
                                  ]	
                       }
           }

 

Request Body Parameters

Parameter Required/Optional Description
userId

required for GET call

optional for POST call

The ID of the user whose conversation history to access. Can be user email id or enterprise assigned unique id.
skip/offset optional The number of messages to be skipped.
limit optional The number of messages to be shown on each page.
forward optional

Takes boolean values true/false. Specifies the direction of the messages to be retrieved.

  • If the value is true, then the conversation history is retrieved in the order old to the most recent one.
  • If the value is false, then the conversation history is retrieved in the reverse order i.e, the most recent to the oldest message
dateFrom optional Takes the date format yyyy-mm-dd
(or) yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.msZ
eg:2019-04-01 (or) 2019-04-01T13:25:58.515ZIf not provided, calculated as 7 days behind dateTo.
Note: This field cannot be used in combination with msgId.
dateTo optional Takes the date format yyyy-mm-dd
(or) yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.msZ
eg:2019-04-01 (or) 2019-04-01 T13:26:05.598ZIf not provided, calculated as 7 days from dateFrom. If dateFrom is also not provided then set to Today.
Note: This field cannot be used in combination with msgId
channelType optional

Name of the channel of whose conversation history is needed, default is ‘rtm’ .

Accepted channel types are:

  • “skypeforbusiness”,
  • “msteams”,
  • “twitter”,
  • “spark”,
  • “rtm”,
  • “facebook”,
  • “slack”,
  • “skype”,
  • “kore”,
  • “email”,
  • “sms”,
  • “wfacebook”,
  • “ringcentral”,
  • “jabber”,
  • “yammer”,
  • “alexa”,
  • “twiliovoice”,
  • “telegram”,
  • “ivr”,
  • “ivrVoice”,
  • “line”,
  • “liveperson”,
  • “googleactions”,
  • “hangoutchat”,
  • “mattermost”,
  • “rcs”.

Note: In case of multi-webhook channel configuration, “ivr” will give the conversations for the first WebHook instance. For those related to other instance, specify the ivrInstID, you can get it from the WebHook URL which is of the form: {{host_url}}/chatbot/hooks/{{BotId}}/hookInstance/{{ivrInstID}})

msgId optional

A specific Message-Id if known. This would fetch the records starting from that message either forward or backward depending upon the direction (see below) requested.

In case only the specific conversation is required, set the limit to 1

Note: This field cannot be used in combination with dateFrom and dateTo.

direction optional when msgId is given
  • <0 reverse
  • =0 bidirectional
  • >0 forward

Default direction is forward.

sessionId optional A specific Session-Id if known. Refer here to obtain the session id
tags optional Meta tags to filter the conversations.

Note: The duration between dateTo and dateFrom should be less than 7 days, else an error will be thrown.

 

Sample Response

{
    "total": 1,
    "moreAvailable": false,
    "messages": [
        {
            "_id": "ms-e172XXXXXX9a492cd2",
            "type": "outgoing",
            "status": "pending",
            "lmodifiedOn": "2019-04-01T13:25:58.512Z",
            "createdBy": "u-dfb0a15XXXXXXXXX6afa4c74d",
            "channels": [
                {
                    "type": "rcs"
                }
            ],
            "components": [
                {
                    "_id": "cp-4fbXXXXXXXXXX6ebdd586531",
                    "cT": "text",
                    "data": {
                        "text": "Thanks! I now have access to your Kore Assistant account. Don’t worry, I never access your account without you asking me to do something for you."
                    },
                    "thumbnails": []
                }
            ],
            "botId": "st-fe7XXXXXX6e115e94c",
            "orgId": "o-5a64XXXXXXXXXa58cd43460c3",
            "accountId": "5c9c95bXXXXX23c523dbc",
            "isBB": 1,
            "ms": 1,
            "chnl": "rcs",
            "createdOn": "2019-04-01T13:25:58.515Z",
            "timestampValue": 1554125158515,
            "__v": 0,
            "resourceid": "messagestore",
            "tags": {
                "messageTags": [],
                "userTags": [
                    {
                        "value": "+919346804623",
                        "name": "RCSID"
                    }
                ],
                "sessionTags": []
            }        }
    ]
}

Sample Response from POST call:

{
  "total": 1,
  "moreAvailable": false,
  "messages"  : [
                {
                  "_id": "ms-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
                  "type": "incoming",
                  "status": "sent to cs",
                  "createdBy":"u-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
                  "lmodifiedBy": u-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
                  "lmodifiedOn": "2019-04-10T10:21:45.103Z",
                  "channels": [
                     {
                      "type": "rtm"
                        }
                     ],
                  "botId":"st-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
                  "orgId": “o-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
                  "accountId": "5xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
                  "isBB": 0,
                  "ms": 1,
                  "channel": "rtm",
                  "components": [
                    {
                      "_id":"cp-xxxxxxxxxxx",
                      "cT": "text",
                      "data": {
                          "text": "23"
                           },
                      "thumbnails": []
                      }
                    ],
                    "createdOn": "2019-04-10T10:21:45.106Z",
                    "timestampValue": 1554891705106,
                    "__v": 0,
                    "sessionId": "5cadbefc6a81a71559f6bece"
               }
             ]
 }

 

Response Body Parameters

Parameter Description
total

The total number of records identified as per the API request parameters. The response will include a maximum of X records. If more than X records are identified, then the ‘moreAvailable’ field in the response will have the value as ‘True’.

It is recommended to programmatically iterate the request by dynamically updating the values of the ‘skip’ and ‘limit’ parameters in the request.

moreAvailable Indicates if the API has returned all the records or if more are available, based on the pagination criteria.
True if more records are available. False if there are no more records to be retrieved.
icon The URL of the bot logo.
messages Contains complete information about the message.
messages._id The unique identifier for the message record.
messages.type The message type – incoming (user input) or outgoing (bot response).
messages.status Processing status of the message: received, queued, in progress, delivered, or pending.
messages.lmodifiedOn The last modified time for the record.
messages.createdBy The user ID of the end user who was chatting with the bot.
messages.channels The channels object provides additional information about the channel through which the conversation was initiated.
messages.channels.type Name of the channel through which the conversation is initiated. The default is ‘rtm’.
messages.channels.channelUId The end-user’s identity provided by the channel.
messages.components Additional information about the message record.
messages.components._id The unique id of the component.
messages.components.cT Type of the user input (component type): text, audio, video, image, attachment, contact, task, filelink, location, email, alert, action, timeline, meeting, error, upgrade, NLResponse, or contextUpdate.
messages.components.data The data object.
messages.components.data.text The message shown to the user or the bot, depending on the message type.
messages.components.thumbnails The thumbnails object.
messages.components.thumbnails._id The unique id of the thumbnails.
messages.components.thumbnails.width The width of the thumbnails.
messages.components.thumbnails.height The height of the thumbnails.
messages.components.thumbnails.size The size of the thumbnails.
messages.components.thumbnails.url The URL of the thumbnails.
messages.botId Bot ID or Stream ID.
messages.orgId The organization ID to which the bot belongs to.
messages.accountId The account id to which the bot belongs to.
messages.isBB Informs whether the conversation was initiated from the Bot Builder; 1 for Yes, 0 for No.
messages.isD Informs whether the conversation was initiated by a developer; 1 for Yes, 0 for No.
messages.lang The conversation’s language.
messages.ms Message source; enum[0,1,2,3]; 0-task alert, 1-text, 2-task(action), and 3-others.
messages.chnl The end user’s conversation channel.
messages.createdOn The record creation date.
messages.timestampValue The creation date converted into the timestamp format.
messages.__v The field is used for internal purposes. No specific significance.
messages.resourceid The field is used for internal purposes. No specific significance.
messages.tags Meta tags to filter the conversations.
messages.tags.messageTags Message tags object; custom tags added to the message in the conversation.
messages.tags.messageTags.value Tag’s value.
messages.tags.messageTags.name Tag’s name.
messages.tags.userTags User tags object; custom tags added to the user’s profile information.
messages.tags.userTags.value Tag’s value.
messages.tags.userTags.name Tag’s name.
messages.tags.sessionTags Session tags object; custom tags added to the conversation session.
messages.tags.sessionTags.value Tag’s value.
messages.tags.sessionTags.name Tag’s name.
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