Request model
Quickly set up the payload fields of your action in NLX's Dialog Studio
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Quickly set up the payload fields of your action in NLX's Dialog Studio
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The Request model tab allows you to specify the payload fields for your action when you use it in any intent flow. When called, your action will receive a pre-defined set of payload fields. When building your conversations, you can also populate these fields dynamically to achieve some custom behavior. For instance, if you collected a name during a conversation, you can transmit this name to your webhook, so it can be included inside a welcome email.
Need more context? See the side panel setup of an Action node
To access this feature, click the Request model tab of your action:
Choose the request type for the model from the available dropdown:
String: A simple text value, such as a customer's name
Number: An integer, such as a customer's age
Boolean: A value consisting of true or false
Object: A well-defined structure of multiple values, such as name, age, occupation. Use if wanting to reference the values in the payload of the Action node
List: A list of values that can have other response types nested within
When selecting Object or List request schemas, a sub-items section will display to specify the multiple values:
Expand Items/Properties section > Click +Add property
Expand new property section > Enter Field name
Choose the specific value's schema type using the dropdown
Repeat steps to add properties, as needed
Click Save
Save time by using the Auto-generate option.
Optional settings
Sensitive: Enable if you would like the values to be scrubbed from any resulting conversation logs
Description: Provide a statement describing the request model or intended function of the setup
One simple way of generating your request model is to use the model generation tool based on a sample JSON request body:
Select <> Create from example JSON
Enter/paste sample JSON request
Click Set request schema
Click Save
