Overview
Each field configuration defines the fields that appear in Flow for a specific combination of intent and area. When a request arrives, Go Autonomous matches it to the right configuration and uses those fields for extraction, display, and confirmation.Configuration name
Enter a name that reflects the use case — for example, “Order”, “Quote”, or “Delivery Notice”. Validation rules:- Name is required before saving.
- Names must be unique. If a name already exists, you’ll see: “This name already exists. Please enter a unique name.”
Selecting intents
Use the Intents picker to choose which request types this configuration applies to. At least one intent is required. Conflict rule: If an intent is already assigned to another configuration for the same area, it will appear greyed out with a tooltip naming the conflicting area. You cannot assign the same intent + area combination to two configurations.Selecting areas
Use the Areas picker to choose which areas this configuration applies to. Areas are optional — leaving this blank makes the configuration the default, which applies to any area not covered by a more specific configuration. Conflict rule: If an area is already paired with the selected intents in another configuration, it will appear greyed out with a tooltip listing the conflicting intents.If you remove an area from an existing configuration, any area-specific default values that were set for fields in that configuration are automatically cleared.
The three tabs
Once a configuration is named and intents are set, three tabs let you define fields across different parts of the Flow interface:
Each tab is independent. You can have different fields, different visibility settings, and a different layout on each.
Learn more about configuring each tab →
Unsaved changes
If you navigate away from a configuration with unsaved changes, a dialog appears:“This will discard all unsaved changes. In order to not lose your changes, save your configuration first.”Click Save configuration in the top toolbar to commit your changes before leaving.