Dialogue Cloud

Plugin Flow Settings examples for Generic Dialogue Provider

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Introduction

The Generic 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

Reference Id

Reference Id of the dialogue

For example: A365-5555555555

Channel

Channel of the dialogue.

For example: Email, WhatsApp, SMS, Generic

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

Generic

1.10

 

Skill

Skill 1

None of the above

Matches regular expression

.*

2,147,483,647.00

 

Skill

Skill 2

Examples:

  • Content "I want to know my Core version" and Channel is WhatsApp = 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

Attendant

1.10

 

Skill

Skill 1

None of the above

Matches regular expression

.*

2,147,483,647.00

 

Skill

Skill 2

Examples:

  • 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