Key facts about the json format

A JSON is a packet of data that reports to a system or is transported from one place to another (from one ERP to a platform, to another ERP, etc.) without the need to move the database between the parties. Most APIs use the JSON format because it is lightweight and can send a quantity of data quickly and efficiently without compromising quality and space.

In the links below you will find:

1. Aivo developer site
   1. Integrations.
   2. Add-ons that you can add using this format.
2.  External Json validator.
3.  Example Json format to implement form in the bot with and without previous conversation history.

In case you need to format a Json that you have implemented in the My Aivo platform, request it through the Aivo support center in a service request ticket.

After creating the ticket, click on the <> code symbol. Enter the JSON and select which language type the code should be.
 

The following symbols will basically be what you need to format it .

1.  {(opens JSON)
2.  } (closes JSON)
3.  {(separator)
4.  " " (the field name is enclosed in quotes).
5.  :

It may also help to have a JSON template .

1. {
2. "Custom field name 1": here you must say what type of field it is, and if necessary the size (string or text, email, number, textarea, checkbox),
3. "Custom field name 2": here you should say what type of field it is, and if necessary the size (string or text, email, number, textarea, checkbox),
4. "Custom field name 3": here you must say what type of field it is, and if necessary the size (string or text, email, number, textarea, checkbox)
5. }

And with a practical example 

1. {
2. "Address: string,
3. "CUIT": number (size: 11),
4. "General email": email
5. }