No External Database Required
Eliminate the overhead of setting up Redis or SQL for simple state variables.
Create TTL and persistent caches in bot flows, actor-based privacy, and seamless state management with Supsis SDK.
Total flexibility for developers and workflow architects.
Eliminate the overhead of setting up Redis or SQL for simple state variables.
Track multi-step forms, user choices, and cart states across bot interactions.
Toggle dynamic flags and experiment with variations per user segment.
Maintain strict data isolation and privacy across distinct users.
Seamlessly pass context between chatbots, live agents, and external APIs.
Native SDK methods to read and write cache with minimal effort.
How teams utilize Cache Manager.
Remember user progress during multi-step surveys and product configuration.
Update working hours, banners, and discount rates dynamically without code deploys.
Route incoming visitors to different chatbot greetings and measure outcomes.
Safely hold temporary verification codes and authorization tokens.
Retain user preferences and temporary cart data throughout the ongoing conversation.
Define key-value caches with custom expiration (TTL) or keep them indefinitely.
Store strings, numbers, booleans, complex JSON objects, and arrays directly in cache.
Isolated and secure storage scopes per customer, session, or agent actor.
Read, write, and delete cache records with single-line SDK and REST API calls.
Equip your workflows with state and memory in minutes.
Choose your data format and optionally set a Time to Live (TTL) duration.
Add cache read/write steps directly inside your bot or automation scenario.
Access and manipulate cached state from your backend code or external services.
Supsis Cache Manager provides a flexible state and data storage layer for developers building intelligent bots and automations. It eliminates the need for external Redis or database setups for session variables, user preferences, and temporary states.
Technical specifications and usage scenarios.
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