User-Friendly Chatbot Development
API & Developers
Bill Matrix chatbot offers a natural language understanding framework that enables you to create intelligent chatbots for various services. You can easily integrate and deploy these bots across your favorite messaging apps, allowing them to serve your customers continuously and efficiently.
Verification of Identity
To make any API request, you need to confirm which license is making the request. This confirmation is done using access tokens.
1
Developer Access Token
This token provides comprehensive access to manage your stories, interactions, entities, webhooks and other features. It is a private token intended solely for your use and should not be shared, as it grants full access to your account.
2
Client Access Token
This token is exclusively for making requests to the query endpoint. It can be incorporated into applications where the code may be viewed by third parties. If needed, you can regenerate it at any time within the Bill Matrix’s chatbot settings.
Managing Errors
The system communicates mistakes using standard HTTP error code language. Usually numbers between 200 and 299 signify a successful operation, 400 and 499 point to an issue such as incorrect or absent data or insufficient authentication and numbers between 500 and 599 indicate a problem on the Bill matrix bot servers end. You will find any additional information in JSON format within the response status.
Summary of HTTP Status Codes
400
Bad Request
The request should be correct. Please ensure provided arguments match the format specified in the method documentation.
401
Unauthorized
Authorization failed. Please verify using the correct authorization type (bearer token) and a valid developer access token.
404
Not Found
The resource you are attempting to access does not exist or is unavailable. Please check the URL or try again later.
500
Server Error
An unexpected issue occurred on our server. Please attempt your request or contact our support team for assistance.
Problem-Solving
Various factors could lead to issues with your webhooks functionality. Here, you will discover the most common causes of these problems:
Timeout
If a request takes more than 10 seconds to process, it will automatically decline. This also applies if your server is behind a proxy or load balancer, causing delays exceeding 10 seconds.