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Log Conversations in Bot Event Logs
Use the Log Conversations setting to store conversation data from the Chat Transcript and Messaging Session objects in event logs. Then dig into bot sessions to troubleshoot your bot.

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Use the Log Conversations setting to store conversation data from the Chat Transcript and Messaging Session objects in event logs. Then dig into bot sessions to troubleshoot your bot.
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Bot event logs allow you to review all bot conversation activity in one place. View the
event logs for a bot in the Performance area of the Bot Builder. When the Log Conversations
setting is enabled, you can click any Session ID to drill down and view customer input
alongside bot messages and events. When the Log Conversations setting is disabled, Message,
Input, and Output values are replaced with [logSensitiveData not
allowed].
When you create a bot, the Log Conversations setting is disabled by default. You can edit the Log Conversations setting for a bot on the Bot Overview page.
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The Log Conversations setting applies to Einstein Bot event logs only. Conversation data from Chat and Messaging sessions is stored based on the default settings for each channel your bot is connected to.

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