How to handle incoming message to create a conversation in Twilio conversation api? - reactjs

I have a chat app link now I need to add a SMS participant.
My use case is say you have a number and you send a message in my twilio number. Now I want to create a conversation between us.
I need to know what are the steps to handle an incoming message using webhook and create a private channel so that it automatically creates a conversation between the twilio number and the user. I am not able to capture the message in my backend api endpoint which I specified in pre-event and post-event webhook under conversations.Any help would be appreciated.

You will find the steps required for turning an inbound SMS message into a conversation message in the documentation on Inbound Message Handling & Autocreation. All I can do is recommend you read through there.

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Watson Assistant does not know if a user hasn't sent back a response,
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