📄️ After Matches
After Matches are actions which are executed and evaluated only after the trigger or transition has been triggered. This page provides information related to the various After Match actions available in Teneo Studio, including step-by-step guides on how to add, edit or delete an After Match.
📄️ Flow Listeners
Flow Listeners help your bot pick up relevant pieces of information, such as Entities, from user inputs within the Flow, even when these have not been explicitly prompted for. Listeners are useful as tools for slot filling within a Flow.
📄️ Flow Variables
Flow Variables allow you to store and remember values during the processing of a Flow.
📄️ Flows
A Flow is a graphical representation of tasks carried out by the bot. Flows contain the logic needed to cover different use cases and processes that the bot is designed to handle.
📄️ Junctions
Junctions help you to model the layout and logic of your Flow. Multiple transitions can point to the same junction, or a junction can be the starting point of multiple transitions.
📄️ Matching
When an input is received by a solution, the initial input processing occurs. This is followed by Matching, where the input is tested against the in-scope transitions and triggers to decide what the end user is trying to achieve.
📄️ Outputs
The Output(s) in the Flow editor is used to specify one or more answers that are displayed to the end user as the answer to their request.
📄️ Prompt Triggers
Prompt Triggers are used to execute Flows when certain circumstances are met, e.g. when a Global Variable has a certain value or when another Flow has completed.
📄️ Sub-Flows
With Sub-Flows, you can reuse pieces of logic in main Flows and, consequently, save time and memory in your solution. Unlike regular Flows, Sub-Flows are not triggered by user inputs nor script expressions; they are activated using Flow Links in a regular Flow.
📄️ User Intent
A User Intent is an example of a sentence that an end-user could say to the application, and can be defined in Intent Triggers and transitions.