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Accessing CLU entities from Copilot

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Posted on by KlausZ

I am using CLU integration to get a better Topic discrimination and integrated multi-lingual feature.

How can I access the entities provided along with the intent from CLU within a topic? I did not find a guideline and my tries to set a variable failed. Any example or guideline available? I created the mapping already derived from a sample json. But how to proceed from here?

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peterswimm Moderator on at

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Re: Accessing CLU entities from Copilot

Hey Klaus!

I think i just replied to your email on this subject, but let me reply here for the community:

You can read more about our entity support here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot-studio/advanced-clu-entity-registration

Once the external entities are registered (either manually or with the upload tool) you can use them for slot filling and variable collection as with traditional entities:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot-studio/advanced-entities-slot-filling

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Re: Accessing CLU entities from Copilot

This helped now for simple string entities. I would need also some guidance how to iterate through multiple entities with same "category". Next task would be to extract resolution values from time & date. This is the next level of compexity we need to achieve...

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Re: Accessing CLU entities from Copilot

Currently there is not an easy way to iterate through multiple entities from a single question prompt, if you take a look at what's available, you can choose the most pertinent datetime resolution to match the conversation design of your question prompt:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot-studio/advanced-clu-entity-registration#clu-datetime-entity-types

You will then receive the datetime as a json object which you can then process and store the value as needed for your business use case https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Cl1xritB7o

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