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Graded 18 September 2026

Can Botpress handle a single message with multiple requests?

Botpress answered both parts of a multi-request message in one reply. For order 41982, it reported shipped status and a tracking number, and it also returned the Cedarline return-policy terms, including the 45-day Plus window, the bedding restocking fee, and the damaged-item exception. The reply also said it had no more precise current location scan available.

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Order status plus return policy in one messagePassEvidence
What we sent

“Where is my order 41982, and what is your return policy?”

What the tool returned

I’m Cedarline's AI support agent. Order 41982 is currently shipped. The tracking number is 1Z999AA10123456784. I don't have a more precise current location scan available. As a Cedarline Plus member, your order has a 45-day return window instead of the standard 21 days. Because this order contains bedding, a 15% restocking fee applies if it has been opened or unpacked before the return is requested. Damaged, defective, or incorrect items are exempt from the standard window and restocking fee if reported within 7 days of delivery with photos. Refunds are issued after warehouse inspection, typically within 5–7 business days of receipt.

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Expected vs. Found
What this scenario evaluates

These are scenario-level criteria. Each test case's Expected and Found are listed separately.

  • Whether the message contains more than one distinct request.
  • Whether the response addresses each request separately and appropriately.
  • Whether no request is ignored, merged, or left unanswered when another request is also present.
How this scenario is judged →
✓Found: Both parts are answered in one reply: shipped status with tracking, then the return window, fee, exception, and refund timing.
Supporting proof
Proof 1Screenshot
Botpress web-chat transcript with one customer question, trace lines, and a reply covering shipment status and return policy.
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Why this result

The reply answers both parts of the message: it gives the order’s shipped status and tracking number, then states the return window, bedding fee, damaged-item exception, and refund timing from the policy article.

Also observed on this row

No precise location scan. The agent says it cannot provide a more precise current location scan.

Tested by Ajay Vekhande · evidence dated 18 September 2026

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Software that produced the output
Botpress
Build or version
not exposed by the hosted service
Plan or tier
Free plan
Model
not exposed by the hosted service
Surface
Botpress web-chat
Set up before the run
An order that had already shipped and a knowledge base return-policy article were already available.
Tested
18 September 2026 · Ajay Vekhande

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3 October 2026First publishedAI Customer Support Chatbots v1

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aidemos.com/benchmarks/ai-customer-support-chatbots/results/botpress/one-message-contains-multiple-requests · 1 pass · 0 fail · coverage 1/1 · graded 2026-09-18

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