How session IDs work
Every conversation has a unique session ID — a long random identifier generated when the chat window opens. This ID is automatically embedded in every call-to-action link the AI generates:- Day pass purchase links
- Membership plan sign-up / checkout links
- Private office tour request links
Tours / Visitor conversions
What triggers it: A prospect clicks “Request a tour for [Office]” from the AI’s private office response and submits the tour request form. What Nexudus records: A new Visitor record is created (or an existing one is updated) with the chat session ID stored in its custom fields. Where you see it: The AI Conversations list shows a “Tour booked” badge (lavender) linking to the Visitor record. The Visitor record itself also shows the full AI conversation that led to the tour.Contract / sign-up conversions
What triggers it: A prospect clicks “Sign up for [Plan]” from the AI’s membership plan response and completes checkout. What Nexudus records:- A CoworkerContract record is created and linked to the session.
- If the person was not already in Nexudus, a new Coworker (customer) record is also created and linked.
Day pass conversions
What triggers it: A member or visitor clicks “Get a day pass” from the AI’s day pass response and completes the purchase. What Nexudus records: A CoworkerProduct record is created and linked to the session. Where you see it: The conversation row shows a “Day pass purchased” badge (peach).Conversion summary
| Outcome | Badge | Colour | Links to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tour arranged | Tour booked | Lavender | Visitor record |
| New customer created | Customer created | Green | Coworker record |
| Membership started | Contract created | Blue | CoworkerContract record |
| Day pass bought | Day pass purchased | Peach | CoworkerProduct record |

Conversations with no badges are still valuable. They may represent members asking questions, members managing bookings, or prospects who browsed but have not yet converted. Reviewing unconverted conversations can surface friction points in your sales process.