Add some training phrases to let the intent know what it should react on.
Store the paramter you might receive in a variable that you can access later.
Add your own custom responses that you want to send when receiving a welcome message. Use the variable you created in step 4.
Verify your results by trying your new intent with your microphone on the right side of the screen. The results should be one of your predefined responses.
First give your intent a good name so you will be able to find it later on.
Add some training phrases to let the intent know what you want it to react on. Save the intent to start the training.
Define your response based on the questions you will receive. You might add more than one response to make the conversation with your voice assistant look better.
Verify your results by trying your new intent with your microphone on the right side of the screen. The results should be your predefined response(s).
First create an entity where you want to store all your available variables.
Add a name you want to use for accessing your entity.
Add all available flavours and how their corresponding values. You could also add multiple names for each of the flavours if you thing it is needed to get a smooth conversation with your customer.
Add synonyms for your flavours if you like