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Duplicate bot messages usually mean two senders respond to the same event. Check each source in order until only one responder remains for that trigger.
1

Check chatbot flows

Open Chatbot and look for active flows with the same trigger. Deactivate one flow or give each flow a distinct trigger.
2

Check AI agent channels

Compare the channels assigned to your AI agent with the channels used by chatbot flows. Keep one responder per channel and trigger.
3

Check automations and campaigns

Open Automation. Confirm that a trigger-based automation and a scheduled campaign do not send the same content for one event.
4

Check connected channels

Open Integrations. Confirm each WhatsApp, Instagram, or Facebook Messenger account is connected once and to one workspace.
5

Check external tools

Review n8n, Make, and custom webhooks for retries that redeliver the same event. Add deduplication or adjust timeouts in the external tool.
Email help@bitbybit.studio with your Company ID, whether the issue affects all or some customers, and a screenshot with timestamps.