Input

Input cells are compatible with the Dynamic Content feature, and may store content for later usage.

The wait-input cell are used to wait for a user input, it stops the flow so the user can insert a information that will be interpreted by the agent.

Avoid accents when writing the stored input field, and in compound words, prefer underscores (_) over spaces. With this syntax, you will make it easier when programming in technical cells, such as rule and code.

Templates

Date

Here, the user insert a specific date, ex January 3. This template activates a calendar where the user can select a date.

Time

The user insert a specific time, ex 3:15 pm. This template activates a clock where the user can select a time slot.

Custom

You define, using a specific pattern, the input structure. This is useful for country-specific information, such as ID numbers. In the Pattern field, your front-end team must enter the code that defines the field.

Store Input

For all templates, the switch “Remember Input” will store the user answer for later use in the same session.

When building a flow, you may need to catch many user data to send to a company and return a response. For example, in a bank account opening flow: you ask name, birth date, ID... Send this information to the institution and then inform the best bank account to the future client.

In cases like this, you should create several Input cells and store all this information throughout the session will be stored (remember to hit the "Remember Input" button). And, very importantly, give different names, call to action, and descriptions to each Input cell.

To make this "bridge" with the company, remember to add a Service cell at the end.

Important:

• You can use those templates at the web/app/mobile channels

• It's also possible (but not mandatory) to add a call to action describing what information your user have to insert