What is Flow and its creation

1.)Ring Group Node:

A "ring group" typically refers to a feature in telecommunications systems or call center software where incoming calls are routed to a group of phone numbers, and they ring on multiple devices simultaneously or sequentially until one of them answers the call. The Ring Group node is a fundamental component of your call flow.

It offers two essential options:

1.) Team : Within this system, you have the flexibility to allocate the incoming call or message to a specific team. This team can be conveniently established within the HELLO platform, tailored to suit your organizational structure and needs.

2.) Agent : You also have the liberty to designate a particular agent from your company to handle the incoming communication. The agent chosen should ideally be the one most suited to address the inquiry or matter at hand.

Initially, when someone contacts your company, the communication will be directed to the designated agent's HELLO panel. It's important to note that if an agent has multiple caller IDs, they must ensure they've selected the appropriate one to respond effectively. In case the call or message remains unanswered on the HELLO panel, the system seamlessly forwards it to the agent's mobile phone. This ensures that customer inquiries receive the attention they deserve, even if the agent is not at their desk.

**Drag and drop the node and connect the node as per your requirement.

**Select to whom you want to assign and save.

2.) Playback Node:

This node serves the purpose of incorporating a playback file within your communication flow. The Playback node enables you to incorporate audio playback into your call flow. You can add any recorded approved file. It provides you with a selection of currently active files available in the dropdown menu. 

You can also add Template in this node for Dynamic Variables.

Important Note: It's essential to be aware that the Playback Node should not be utilized for DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) input playback scenarios. This is because, in such cases, the playback will not automatically pause if someone inputs DTMF tones during the playback.

**You have to drag and drop the node and connect it as per your requirement.

3.)Number Input Node:

The Number Input Node is a valuable tool designed for the collection of Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) inputs during communication flows. It offers a range of customizable settings to enhance your interactive communication with the audience. By using the Number Input Node and configuring these settings to your preference, you can create engaging, interactive communication flows that are responsive to your audience's input, and that guide them through the process with clarity and flexibility.

Here are the four fields associated with the Number Input Node:

1.Filename: This field allows you to specify a playback file that will accompany the DTMF input process. You can set an audio file to play as guidance or instructions to users, providing a informative experience.

2. Wait Time: The 'Wait Time' parameter defines the duration for which the system will patiently await a DTMF input from the user. It ensures that users have ample time to respond without feeling pressured.

3. Max Digits: With the 'Max Digits' field, you can set the maximum number of digits allowed in the DTMF input. This parameter allows you to control the length and complexity of user inputs, ensuring they align with your specific requirements.

4. Attempts: The 'Attempts' field determines the number of opportunities you're willing to provide to the user for submitting their DTMF input. It's a safeguard for possible errors or retries, gives users a user-friendly experience.

**Drag and drop the node and connect it as per your requirement.

**Add file and select preferable option from the given options.

**You can also add template in number input node.

4.) Menu Conditions Node: The Menu Conditions Node serves as a important element in your flow, enabling the creation of conditional ways. This node is specifically designed to receive input from the Number Input Node, then guide the flow through various conditions based on the user's input. In cases where no matching condition is met, the flow defaults to a predefined condition. By configuring the Menu Conditions Node with your chosen input variable and associated conditions, you can create dynamic communication flows according to users' specific choices and requirements.

Here are the two key fields within the Menu Conditions Node:

1.) Input Variable: This field presents a dropdown menu containing available input variable nodes. You can select the input variable node that corresponds to the user's input, which is taken from the Number Input Node. This selection helps the system identify and work with the user's response.

2.) Equals To: The 'Equals To' field is where you define the specific conditions you wish to apply. After entering your condition criteria, simply click the plus (+) button to add multiple conditions. These conditions act as the navigational signposts, directing the flow along divergent paths based on the user's input.

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**Select the Input variable and add more numbers with + sign.

5.) Time Condition Node: In MSG91 flow the Time Condition Node is a powerful tool that allows you to define specific time-based criteria within your communication flows. It enables you to control when and how your flows are executed based on time-related conditions. With the Time Condition Node, you can craft communication flows that are finely tuned to the time of day and days of the week, ensuring your interactions with users are precisely timed and aligned with your business or service hours.

Here are its key features:

1.Days: This field lets you select the days of the week during which the time condition will be active. You can choose one or more days, depending on your specific requirements. For instance, you might want your flow to behave differently on weekdays compared to weekends.

2.Start Time: The 'Start Time' setting determines the beginning of the time window during which the condition is in effect. You can specify the time at which you want the condition to become active. This allows for precise control over when your flow starts responding to particular conditions.

3.End Time: The 'End Time' setting marks the conclusion of the time window during which the condition applies. You can specify the time at which the condition should no longer be in effect. This is essential for defining the duration during which your flow follows the specified conditions.

4.)Plus Sign (+): The plus sign (+) is used to add multiple time conditions. It allows you to create complex time-based rules by specifying different days, start times, and end times for various scenarios. This feature empowers you to create highly flexible and responsive flows that adapt to a wide range of time-related situations.

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**You can add many time condition by clicking + sign.

Time Condition Node