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Go To

Description

A Go To Node is used to switch the conversation over to another Node or Flow which will be executed immediately when this node is activated.

Using Go to and Execute together

A Go to node will overwrite any existing execute node flow. This means that if a flow containing a Go To node is Executed, the Go To node will stop the original execution and "stick" to its destination node's flow.

Advanced

Execution Mode

The Execution Mode determines the behavior of the Go To Node. It can go to the target Node and continue, or it can wait for input.

Optionally Injected Text

If the Execution Mode is set to "Go to Node and continue", you can overwrite the text with which to continue here. If no text is specified, input.text will be used.

Optionally Injected Data

If the Execution Mode is set to "Go to Node and continue", you can overwrite the data with which to continue here. If no data is specified, input.data will be used.

Parse Intents

This toggle decides whether we should parse intents within the sub Flow. This is disabled by default.

If the Parse Intents feature is enabled, Cognigy NLU will reparse the Intents in the target Flow, using either input.text or the Optionally Injected Text

This setting will parse the input into the sub Flow, and the NLU will then score this text using the available Intents in the sub Flow. This will not score based on Intents in the parent Flow.

Parse Slots

The user decides whether we should parse slots within the sub Flow. This is disabled by default.

If Parse Slots is enabled, Cognigy NLU will reparse the Slots in the target Flow, in the target Flow, using either input.text or the Optionally Injected Text

This setting will parse the input into the sub Flow, and the NLU will then score this text using the available Slots in the sub Flow. This will not score based on Slots in the parent Flow.

Absorb Context

If Absorb Context is enabled, the default Context of the target Flow will be applied to the current Context upon switching.

Loops

Cognigy.AI checks how often a Go To Node was activated without a user input in-between. The default setting for maximum loops is 4, but it is configurable for on-premise installations.

Open Target Flow

By clicking on the Flow Name in the Node Preview, you can directly jump to the target Flow.