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eva 3.3.1
eva 3.3.1
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Dialog Cells

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A dialogue flow in eva are made up of a series of 1 or more elements called cells. Each cell is participating in the dialogue flow for a specific purpose.

There are several types of cells, grouped into Basic and Advanced.

Basic cells

Basic cells are the minimum cells required for the development of any virtual assistant. Learn more about these cells in:

Advanced cells

These cells are used to create complex conversational flows, where custom logic and multiple options have to be implemented.

Learn more about all these cells in:

Intent Cells
Answer Cells
Entity Cells
Service Cells
Input Cells
End Cells