Variables

Use variables to make your AI agents dynamic based on context

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The custom variables allow dynamic insertion of information into the responses generated by your AI agents. They are especially useful when you manage multiple brands or locations and certain information must vary depending on the context (for example a booking link, a menu, or a specific description).

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ACCESS RIGHTS

To edit Variables in your Fullwhere workspace, you must be a supervising member with Administrator rights.

A variable is defined once in your workspace, then you can define a different value for each location or brand.

For example:

  • a variable activity description can contain different text for each of your locations

  • a variable booking link can point to a different URL for each of your establishments

When an AI agent generates a response, the variable used in its instructions is automatically replaced with the value corresponding to the location involved in the customer interaction.


To access the variable settings, go to Automation → Variables.

The variables table

In the Automation → Variablessection, you will find the list of all custom variables in your workspace.

For each variable, the table displays:

  • Name : the readable name of the variable

  • Variable : the placeholder to use in agents

  • Type : the variable type (Text or Link)

From this table, you can:

  • search for a variable using the search bar

  • create a new variable

  • edit an existing variable

  • delete a variable

The actions Edit and Delete are accessible via the three dots to the right of each variable.


Create a custom variable

To create a variable, click Create a variable and configure your variable fields

1

Type

Determines the content type of the variable:

  • Text : for text content (e.g. activity description)

  • Link : to insert dynamic URLs (e.g. booking link)

2

Name

Readable name of the variable in the interface. Example: Booking link

3

Variable (placeholder)

Identifier used in agents to call the variable.

Best practices:

  • use only lowercase letters

  • use hyphens or underscores

  • no accents or spaces

Example: booking_link.

To use a custom variable in an AI agent, you must insert it into your agent's instructions using {{}}, for example {{booking_link}}.


Edit a variable

To edit an existing variable:

  1. Go to Automation → Variables

  2. Click the menu to the right of the variable

  3. Select Edit

You can edit:

  • the variable name

  • the placeholder (variable)

Once created, the type of a variable cannot be changed.

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Delete a variable

To delete a variable:

  1. Go to Automation → Variables

  2. Click the menu to the right of the variable

  3. Select Delete

  4. Confirm deletion

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Set the value of a variable for a brand or a location

Once a custom variable has been created, you can set its value for each brand or location so that it can be used correctly by your AI agents.

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ACCESS RIGHTS

To change the value of a variable for a brand or location, you must have editing rights on that resource.

These values make it possible to dynamically adapt the generated responses based on the brand or establishment involved in the customer interaction.

Go to Settings > Brandsarrow-up-right or Locationsarrow-up-right and select the entity to edit, then in the top navigation bar, click the Variables

tab You will access the list of custom variables available in your Fullwhere workspace.

The table shows:

  • Name : the name of the variable

  • Value : the value currently set for the brand or location

If no value is set, a dash (-) appears in the value column.

Set or edit a value

To set or edit the value of a variable:

  1. Click the ✏️ icon on the right of the row

  2. Enter the desired value

  3. Click Save

The value set will then be used by your AI agents when the variable is called in their instructions: when generating a response, the variable used in the agent will be automatically replaced with the value corresponding to the relevant brand or location.

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