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Overview
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The Greeter Skill introduces the Digital Person, welcomes the user with optional rapport building, and sets framing for the conversation. |
This Skill is the Base for the Greeter Role. It introduces the Digital Person, welcomes the user with optional rapport building, and sets framing for the conversation.
This Skill is:
Built and owned by Soul Machines Ltd.
Powered by IBM Watson Assistant.
Only supported in English.
Limitations
The Greeter BaseSkill
doesn’t work with other Base Skills or Base Conversations.Skill Demo
Conversation DesignThis conversation design shows how the conversation flows depending on what configuration is available to the Skill.
After reaching the dialogue “So what would you like to know about us?” the Greeter Base Skill assumes that another open ended skill like the Knowledge Base Skill will be present to continue the conversation. The Greeter Base Skill will only be triggered again if the User says “Goodbye” or no Fallback Skill is set.
Configurations
All configuration options in this Skill are optional. It will provide a coherent introduction even using as much or as little information as possible.Configurations
All configuration options in this Skill are optional. By leaving a configuration option blank you can skip that content, allowing you to (for example) skip straight to rapport building, or to leave rapport building without an explicit call to action.
Note that to create variation in what the Digital Person says you can use Elegant Variation in these configuration fields. Best practice is to use variation sparingly and only add it to high traffic sections of conversation, so the Greeting and First Question are perfect places for it.
Provide the following information in the Greeter Skill configuration screen in Digital DNA Studio. See Adding Skills to your Digital Person for detailed instructions.
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What is How should the Digital Person’s namePerson greet the user? |
| The name that This block is intended for the the Digital Person will to introduce themselves with. | What is the brand name? |
| The name of the brand that the Digital Person will say they are and the brand they’re representing. |
Use Rapport Building in the introduction? |
| Should the Digital Person attempt rapport building before opening up to Q&A? If set to on, the Digital Person will ask a simple question like “How are you today?” to break the ice. | |||
What is the Digital Person’s first question? |
| This block is intended for the Digital Person to set expectations and give a call to action. Usually it should set the User up to ask a question about the brand or product. | |||
(Optional) Content Card body to be shown with the first question? |
| Optionally, you can include the body of a content card here to be called at the same time as the first question. This allows you to include an image or options card with the introduction. The body will look something like: | |||
How should the Digital Person say goodbye? |
| This block is intended for the Digital Person to close out the conversation. Including the @close() tag will end the session automatically when the tag is reached. |
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Conversation Design
This conversation design shows how the conversation flows depending on what configuration is available to the Skill.
After reaching the dialogue “What is the Digital Person’s first question?” the Greeter Base Skill assumes that another open-ended skill like the Knowledge Base Skill will be present to continue the conversation. The Greeter Base Skill will only be triggered again if the User says “Goodbye” or no Fallback type Skill is set.