Hi all ,
We're building a chatbot and I'm having difficulty with meeting the customers requirement.
Bot: ask your question
User: asks question
Bot: answers question and asks if this answers the question.
User: no
At this point the user can ask his/her question again. The thing is, when the bot answers the question again and asks "does this answer your question?" and the answer is no again (for the second time), we want to trigger the fallback which is designed with a button structure. So in order to make this possible, (I think) there needs to be some kind of count variable of whatever. Does anyone have an idea on how to make this possible?
BIG thanks in advance
I agree with you.
Somethings you can do a workaround using the Power Automate flow, but not for all.
Hi @renatoromao ,
Thanks for your very quick reply! I upvoted the post you sent me. Would be very helpful if that functionality is added to PVA.
Hi @SMT1792 ,
It is not possible yet, unfortunately. 😞
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