This guide will walk you through creating a dialog that presents the customer with two options.
As stated in the “introduction to dialogs” page a dialog is a collection of dialog nodes connected to provide an end-to-end conversational experience. In this guide we’ll be using the following dialog node types to realize our use case:
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Navigate to https://cms.digitalcx.com
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Click "Dialogs"
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Click the '+' button to create a new dialog.
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Click this field and assign an appropriate name to your new dialog.
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Click this field and give your new dialog a corresponding description.
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Click "Create"
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Click on the dialog that you've just created to open the editor.
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We'll start off by creating a simple start node. To create this, Click on the "+ Add node" button and select the type: 'Recognition'.
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Click "Edit Output" to edit the output of your start node.
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Click here to start typing.
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Select "Add answer" once you have finished inputting your text.
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Click here or the "X" button to exit to the dialog overview.
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Next, we'll incorporate a basic output. Select "Output" to proceed.
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Click the "Add recognition..." field to add a dialog option/recognition.
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Give your recognition/dialog option a name.
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Click here to add your quick reply.
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Click here to activate your dialog option/recognition.
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After adding your dialog option/recognition you can edit your output. Click on "Edit Output".
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Begin typing by clicking here. Whatever you enter will be displayed when the designated recognition or selected dialog option is triggered.
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Click here to add your answer to the output node.
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Click here or the "X" button to exit to the dialog overview.
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Now we are going to add a second output node. Click "Output"
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Click the "Add recognition..." field to add a dialog option/recognition for your second output.
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Click here to add your quick reply.
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Click here to activate your dialog option/recognition.
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After adding your dialog option/recognition you can edit your output. Click on "Edit Output".
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Begin typing by clicking here. Whatever you enter will be displayed when the designated recognition or selected dialog option is triggered.
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Click here to add your answer to the output node.
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Click here or the "X" button to exit to the dialog overview.
That's all. This is the process of creating a basic start node with various dialog outputs. After following the steps mentioned above your dialog should look like this:
E-learning Video
For further guidance, watch our e-learning video about creating Dialogs.