📤 Send a Message to a Chat Instance
This action allows you to send a message to a specific chat instance within your system. It can be used to automate communication, trigger notifications, or interact dynamically with chat sessions.

📝 Action Details​
Name: Send a Message to a Chat Instance
Category: Chat Management
🔧 Parameters​
1. Message​
- Type: string
- Description: The content of the message you want to send to the chat instance.
- Required: Yes
- Example:
"Hello, how can I assist you today?"
2. chatInstanceId​
- Type: string
- Description: The unique identifier of the chat instance to which the message will be sent.
- Required: Yes
- Example:
{chatInstanceId}
🚀 How to Use​
- 
Drag the Action into SmartFlow: Add the Send a Message to a Chat Instanceaction to your SmartFlow workspace.
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Configure Parameters: - Message: Provide the message text you want to send.
- chatInstanceId: Use the variable or static value representing the chat instance.
 
- 
Connect to Flow Logic: Place this action at the desired step in your workflow to send a message dynamically. 
💡 Use Cases​
- 
Automated Customer Support: Send predefined responses based on customer queries. 
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Notifications: Inform users about updates, alerts, or reminders during an ongoing chat session. 
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Dynamic Interactions: Enhance user experience by programmatically sending context-aware messages during a conversation. 
🔍 Example Configuration​
Here’s an example of how this action might look in a configured flow:
- Message: "Your order has been confirmed. Let us know if you need further assistance."
- chatInstanceId: {chatInstanceId}
{
  "message": "Your order has been confirmed. Let us know if you need further assistance.",
  "chatInstanceId": "{chatInstanceId}"
}
🛠️ Tips​
- Test Before Deploying: Always test the SmartFlow to ensure the message is delivered to the correct chat instance.
- Dynamic Content: Use variables within the messageparameter to personalize responses (e.g., customer names, order details).
This documentation provides a clear guide for users to understand and implement the action in their workflows. Let me know if you'd like further refinements!