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DialogBot automatically tracks every published version of your flows, so you always have a record of what was running in production and can safely iterate without risk.

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How versioning works

1

Edit in draft

Make changes to your flow freely. All edits are saved as a draft and do not affect the live flow.
2

Publish to go live

When your changes are ready, click Publish. The draft becomes the new published version.
3

Published versions are locked

Once published, a version is immutable — it cannot be edited. This ensures your production flow stays stable.
4

Edit again when needed

If you want to make more changes, DialogBot automatically creates a new draft copied from the published version. Edit and publish again when ready.

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Draft vs. published

DialogBot uses color-coded indicators to show the state of each version:

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Reverting to a previous version

Because every published version is saved and immutable, you can always return to an earlier state:
  1. Open the Version History panel for the flow.
  2. Locate the version you want to restore.
  3. DialogBot will copy that version into a new draft.
  4. Review the draft and publish it when ready.
Rolling back creates a new draft from the old version — it does not immediately replace the currently published flow. You must publish the draft to make it live.