End Node

The exit point of your workflow. Attach widgets and configure deployment options.

Overview

The End Node marks the completion of a workflow conversation. Every workflow must have exactly one End Node. This is where you attach widgets to deploy your chatbot and configure how users can access it.

Widget Attachment

Attach a widget to the End Node to deploy your chatbot. Only a single widget can be attached to a workflow at a time.

Attach Widget

Select an existing widget from your Widgets library or create a new one. The widget will use this workflow for all conversations.

Configure Widget

Access widget settings directly from the End Node to customize appearance, integration options, and security settings.

Unlink Widget

Remove a widget from this workflow. The widget will no longer be associated with this conversation flow.

Delete Widget

Permanently delete a widget. This cannot be undone and will break any existing embeds using this widget.

Share Chat Link

Generate shareable URLs that open the chat interface directly. This is useful for sharing via email, social media, or QR codes.

Permanent Link

A stable URL that never expires. Use this for long-term sharing, documentation, or embedding in marketing materials.

Temporary Link

A time-limited URL that expires after a specified duration. Configure validity in hours. Useful for limited-time campaigns or secure sharing.

Tip: Use temporary links when sharing with external parties for security purposes. The link automatically becomes invalid after the specified time.

Workflow Completion

When a conversation reaches the End Node:

  • The conversation is marked as complete
  • All conversation data is saved and available in the Conversations section
  • Any pending actions are finalized
  • Statistics are updated on the Dashboard

Handling Multiple Paths

While there's only one End Node, multiple paths in your workflow can lead to it. Use Condition Nodes to create different conversation journeys that all converge at the End Node.

Path A
Path B
Path C
End Node

Best Practices

  • 1

    Test all paths lead to the End Node

    Ensure no conversation paths are left hanging without reaching completion.

  • 2

    Use temporary links for sensitive contexts

    When sharing chat links externally, use temporary links with appropriate expiry.

Next Steps

Widgets

Learn about widget configuration and customization

Embedding Options

Deploy widgets on your website