Plugin Flow Settings examples for Email Dialogue Provider
Note
An Enterprise license or higher is required to access these features.
Introduction
The Email Dialogue Provider can make use of the Plugin Flow Setting. This can be used to route the conversation to a skill based on attributes.
Attributes
The following attributes can be used
Attribute | Description |
---|---|
Channel |
Reference Id of the dialogue For example: A365-5555555555 |
Channel |
Channel of the dialogue. For example: Email, WhatsApp, SMS |
SenderUri |
URI of the send. For example: user@domain.com |
SenderName |
If available display name of the sender. For example: Keith Sander |
ReceiverUri |
URI of the receiver. For example: user@domain.com |
ReceiverName |
If available display name of the receiver. For example: Keith Sander |
Subject |
Subject of the message. For example: I need help |
Content |
Body of the message. For example: My car won’t start. |
Tags |
A list of tags applied to the message. For example: support, sales |
Statements
AND Statement
The AND statement can be used if the item needs to match on two or more values:
Attribute | Operator | Value | Order | Condition | Action | Skill |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Content |
Contains |
Core |
1.00 |
AND | ||
Channel |
Equals |
|
1.10 |
Skill |
Skill 1 |
|
None of the above |
Matches regular expression |
.* |
2,147,483,647.00 |
Skill |
Skill 2 |
Examples:
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Content "I want to know my Core version" and Channel is Email = Goes to Skill 1
-
Else = Goes to Skill 2
OR Statement
The OR statement can be used if the item needs to match on one of more values:
Attribute | Operator | Value | Order | Condition | Action | Skill |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Content |
Contains |
Core |
1.00 |
OR | ||
Content |
Contains |
1.10 |
Skill |
Skill 1 |
||
None of the above |
Matches regular expression |
.* |
2,147,483,647.00 |
Skill |
Skill 2 |
Examples:
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Content "I want to know my Core version" = Goes to Skill 1
-
Content "I want to know my Attendant version" = Goes to Skill 1
-
Else = Goes to Skill 2
ELSE Statement
The else statement can be used if all else doesn't match. For example:
Attribute | Operator | Value | Order | Action | Skill |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Subject |
Contains |
Core |
1.00 |
Skill |
Skill 1 |
Subject |
Contains |
Attendant |
2.00 |
Skill |
Skill 2 |
None of the above |
Matches regular expression |
.* |
2,147,483,647.00 |
Skill |
Skill 3 |
Examples:
-
Content "I want to know my Core version" = Goes to Skill 1
-
Content "I want to know my Attendant version" = Goes to Skill 2
-
Else = Goes to Skill 3