Hey Guys! I’m facing a significant issue with Botpress. Whenever I use the Botpress bot in WhatsApp, users tend to send multiple messages consecutively. However, the bot responds to each individual message instead of consolidating them. Is there a solution to this problem? I would greatly appreciate it if you could provide a fix.

Yes this can be fixed. The bot is currently processing every incoming message separately. I can help you implement a message buffer or session handler in Botpress that consolidates consecutive user messages before triggering a response, so the bot replies once to the full input instead of to each message.

Can you share a screenshot example?

i think he's talking about the same old problem where people send a message before they get an answer

Yeah on webchat it's fixed

i have a custom solution in n8n but i think 000bo made it

https://discord.com/channels/1108396290624213082/1272647969866252453/1272647969866252453 Above is the thread to a workaround developed by mr @User

the whatsapp solution has a few built-in functions that could help lowering the amount of times this happens

Sure, @loud-crowd-60573 . If you look at this, there are two replies for two different texts. Normally, people on these platforms tend to break down their sentences into multiple messages in a row. The bot tends to reply to each one. I recently used GHL, and they have a conversation AI that waits for 10 seconds (defined by the developer) for the user to complete what they want to convey. Then, it consolidates all their messages( in the row) and replies. Is there a fix? That would be so helpful. I think there needs to be a built in feature for this. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1462779655873368203/1463070703782854800/image.png?ex=69707e46&is=696f2cc6&hm=6719f043325c113946b007fedb22a0f63278ad6bf5d76c1e76cab7ec5602d2b7&

there's the workaround linked by ross

@wide-umbrella-5226 Oh I see. Thanks, I will try it out today.