# Edit your initial message (first flow) Section: Flows Description: Find, test, edit, pause or delete the first flow added to your project when you signed up. Verified against Tidio panel 12.304.0 Last updated: 2026-11-05 Source: https://help.tidio.com/articles/edit-initial-message/ See how to edit the first flow message visible to your website visitors, which was created during the Tidio registration steps. **In this article, you'll learn:** - [How to edit the initial flow message]() - [How to delete or pause a flow]() During your [Tidio project registration](), we give you the option to set up your first flow, e.g. to engage your first-time visitors. Once the project is created, you'll find that flow in the **My Flows** section of **Flows**, where you can review it, change it, or disable it. The first time you open **My Flows**, a note next to the flow lets you know it's the default flow we've added to help you engage with every visitor on your website. To get there from your Dashboard, click on the link under **Flows** in **Quick actions** - it takes you straight to **My Flows**: ![Flows \> My Flows in a new project with one flow added at sign-up, with the note "We've added a default '...' Flow to help you engage with every visitor on your website." open below the flow's name, and the Active switch and three-dots menu on the right of the row]() My Flows in a new project with one flow added at sign-up, with the note "We've added a default '...' Flow to help you engage with every visitor on your website." open below the flow's name, and the Active switch and three-dots menu on the right of the row" width="1045" height="536" loading="lazy" decoding="async"\> ## Editing [Video]() Silent walkthrough. Find your first flow in My Flows, test it, and edit its first message. To edit your first flow, go to the [**Flows**]() section located on the left side of your Tidio admin panel. ![The Flows menu with My Flows selected]() Look up your flow in the [My Flows]() section, click on the three-dots menu on the right of it and then choose **Edit** (or **Edit draft**, if you have unpublished changes). You'll be transferred to the visual flow editor. ![The three-dots menu of a flow in My Flows with Edit highlighted]() Click on each node in the visual flow editor and adjust the messages to your preferences. ![The flow editor with the first Send a chat message node open in the settings panel]() Your changes are saved as a draft as you go - you'll see **Saved as draft** in the top bar of the editor. To make them live, hit the **Activate** button in the top-right corner of the editor\! Want to see the flow the way your visitors will? Click on **Test it out** in the same top bar - or, in **My Flows**, choose **Test it out** in the flow's three-dots menu. A test window opens, and your flow starts there: ![Flows \> My Flows with the three-dots menu of the default flow open, showing Edit, Test it out (highlighted), View statistics, the Active switch and the other options below]() 💡 Depending on the [trigger]() settings in your flow, the previous version of the message may still be visible in your chat window after making changes. This happens because the messages in the widget are saved in the chat history. If you’d like to test the new, edited message, we recommend opening your website in an entirely new incognito window. Learn more about our [chat history](). ## General Rules of Flow Editing Once you have edited your initial flow, you are ready to create your own flow using our templates or from scratch. If you are just getting started with creating and editing flows with Tidio, it's good to know the basics and keep in mind some simple rules for editing flows. ## Delete or Pause a Flow If you need to remove or temporarily hide a flow, follow our instructions below. To delete or pause a flow, find the flow you wish to delete or pause. Open the options menu for your flow in the **My Flows** section and click on the **Delete** option if you wish to delete the flow completely: ![The three-dots menu of a flow in My Flows with Delete highlighted]() Please note that you can also delete the flow entire from inside the** flow editor **- by using the **Delete** button in the top-right: ![The Delete, Test it out, Close and Activate buttons at the top of the flow editor]() If you just want to stop the flow from working on your website, simply disable the **Active** switch instead: ![The Active switches in My Flows, one turned on and one turned off]()