purple-artist-60046
04/20/2024, 5:06 AMfresh-fireman-491
04/20/2024, 6:32 AMconsole.log(event.payload)
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If so then try console.log(event.payload.entry[0].changes[0].value.messages[0].referral.source_url)
purple-artist-60046
04/20/2024, 6:49 AMpurple-artist-60046
04/20/2024, 6:53 AMpurple-artist-60046
04/20/2024, 6:54 AMpurple-artist-60046
04/20/2024, 7:21 AMpurple-artist-60046
04/20/2024, 7:22 AMpurple-artist-60046
04/20/2024, 7:23 AMfresh-fireman-491
04/20/2024, 8:09 AMrough-ocean-51370
04/20/2024, 9:27 AMpurple-artist-60046
04/20/2024, 3:39 PMrough-ocean-51370
04/21/2024, 4:28 PMpurple-artist-60046
04/22/2024, 5:41 PMfamous-zoo-73118
04/25/2024, 6:07 PMfamous-zoo-73118
04/25/2024, 6:12 PMevent.payload
represents the payload from Botpress, not from the downstream integration, as the Botpress Whatsapp integration is meant to act as an adapter and not as a proxy, so that's why only the Whatsapp (or any other integration's) properties that are actually supported by existing Botpress features are exposed. If a piece of data in an integration's payload cannot directly be mapped to an existing Botpress feature then it won't be in the BP event payload, while the integration's actual raw payload appears in the Logs as-is for debugging purposes only at this time.