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A voice experience designer builds a taxonomy so that a developer can use it in Orbita Experience Designer to create a natural conversation. This document focuses on building a taxonomy, and not using it in development. |
Create a new taxonomy
To create a new taxonomy, open the Taxonomy view and click Add (+). A dialog box appears.
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Initially, the top-level node is called Home. You can change this by clicking Edit. The Taxonomy Tree dialog box appears. (See the following section.)
Create a taxonomy node
The image to the left shows the top-level node (for example, Medical issues). When you click on it, it shows Delete, Edit, and Add actions. To create a subtopic, click Add. The taxonomy tree dialog box appears.
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Attributes. Use this field to make a notation about the taxonomy node. For example, perhaps you made an agreement with your developer to publish a taxonomy node based on whether you enter the word “Approved” into the Attributes field. Or, if you wanted multiple approvers, you can use a comma-separated list such as “approver 1, approver 2”. There may be other uses that you can discuss with your developer.
Reorder your taxonomy tree
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Warning: Do not attempt this if you are not familiar with the JSON code. Also, make a copy of the code before proceeding. |
The JSON tab exposes the code behind the Taxonomy Tree user interface. You can edit the code, bypassing the user interface, and rearrange the taxonomy tree by cutting, pasting, and moving code.
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