Carousel Node
The CarouselNode lets you ask the same set of questions multiple times—perfect for situations where a customer needs to report more than one item or person.
Use Case
Use this node when you want the customer to add several entries of the same type. For example:
- A list of injured people
- Multiple damaged goods
- Several lost items
- Different property damages
UI Examples
- TellUs
- WebChat


Behavior
Node works similar as Container node - you need to create desired logic into separate file, that you want to repeat.
Then adding carousel node and setting File embedded to your separate file. Later carousel node need to be used in List from carousel node to show item list to customer.
In Webchat CarouselNode need to be used with connections to other nodes, but in TellUs, CarouselNode need to be added without connecting to other nodes (just adding it somewhere in flow, preferably near the ListFromCarouselNode).
Node Metadata
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Node class | CarouselNode |
| MessageType | 15 |
| CanBeEdited | False |
| CanBeProcessedOnce | False |
| RequireUserResponse | No |
Input Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| defaultValidationMessage | The default error message shown when the input is invalid or missing. This is used if no custom validation message is provided.
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| sectionId | Groups this node visually under a specific section in TellUs. When multiple nodes share the same |
| defaultValue | The initial value that is prefilled into the input field when the node is rendered. Useful for suggesting defaults or pre-populating known data. |
| isRequired | Determines whether the user must provide a value before continuing. If set to
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| isRequiredValidationMessage | The error message shown when a required field is left empty. This overrides the default validation message when
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Output Properties
No output properties.
Editor Example
Try it in the Atlas Editor for TellUs Try it in the Atlas Editor for Webchat
This link opens a prebuilt flow using this node in context. You can inspect how it's configured, how it's connected, and how it behaves in a real editor environment.
