How to make a restaurant chabot information send to a interface that people can view?
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I'm making a chatbot on dialogflow that can fulfill basic needs of a restaurant (booking a table, ordering food, maybe leaving a review etc.)
I have been able to make reservations for restaurants, and I know how to extract necessary information for ordering food, but what I don't know/ fully understand is the process of taking that information and the restaurant being able to see it on the other side. When I did restaurant bookings for example, the way the restaurant could see a booking would be on a Google Calendar API I connected to the dialogflow agent.
Here is an example of how the conversation would go to maybe further clarify:
I know how to do this:
User: I'd like to buy a small Dark roast coffee
Bot: Okay, is that everything?
User: Yes
Bot: Okay, Your small Dark roast is being made!
But this is completely useless if it goes no where and the restaurant can't see the order on the other side (ie: can't see it on a order screen or a program)
I know this involves some sort of fulfillment in the inline editor or possibly a heroku API, but I'm pretty new to web development so I don't fully understand how to make this order to go through so the restaurant could see it.
Any suggestions or advice?
Thanks for the help!
node.js api dialogflow
actions-on-google asked Nov 11 at 21:39
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I'm making a chatbot on dialogflow that can fulfill basic needs of a restaurant (booking a table, ordering food, maybe leaving a review etc.)
I have been able to make reservations for restaurants, and I know how to extract necessary information for ordering food, but what I don't know/ fully understand is the process of taking that information and the restaurant being able to see it on the other side. When I did restaurant bookings for example, the way the restaurant could see a booking would be on a Google Calendar API I connected to the dialogflow agent.
Here is an example of how the conversation would go to maybe further clarify:
I know how to do this:
User: I'd like to buy a small Dark roast coffee
Bot: Okay, is that everything?
User: Yes
Bot: Okay, Your small Dark roast is being made!
But this is completely useless if it goes no where and the restaurant can't see the order on the other side (ie: can't see it on a order screen or a program)
I know this involves some sort of fulfillment in the inline editor or possibly a heroku API, but I'm pretty new to web development so I don't fully understand how to make this order to go through so the restaurant could see it.
Any suggestions or advice?
Thanks for the help!
node.js api dialogflow
actions-on-google asked Nov 11 at 21:39
Landon G
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Are you saying you don't know how to exchange data between the browser and the server?
– David Knipe
Nov 11 at 22:09
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I'm making a chatbot on dialogflow that can fulfill basic needs of a restaurant (booking a table, ordering food, maybe leaving a review etc.)
I have been able to make reservations for restaurants, and I know how to extract necessary information for ordering food, but what I don't know/ fully understand is the process of taking that information and the restaurant being able to see it on the other side. When I did restaurant bookings for example, the way the restaurant could see a booking would be on a Google Calendar API I connected to the dialogflow agent.
Here is an example of how the conversation would go to maybe further clarify:
I know how to do this:
User: I'd like to buy a small Dark roast coffee
Bot: Okay, is that everything?
User: Yes
Bot: Okay, Your small Dark roast is being made!
But this is completely useless if it goes no where and the restaurant can't see the order on the other side (ie: can't see it on a order screen or a program)
I know this involves some sort of fulfillment in the inline editor or possibly a heroku API, but I'm pretty new to web development so I don't fully understand how to make this order to go through so the restaurant could see it.
Any suggestions or advice?
Thanks for the help!
node.js api dialogflow
actions-on-google asked Nov 11 at 21:39
Landon G
977
I'm making a chatbot on dialogflow that can fulfill basic needs of a restaurant (booking a table, ordering food, maybe leaving a review etc.)
I have been able to make reservations for restaurants, and I know how to extract necessary information for ordering food, but what I don't know/ fully understand is the process of taking that information and the restaurant being able to see it on the other side. When I did restaurant bookings for example, the way the restaurant could see a booking would be on a Google Calendar API I connected to the dialogflow agent.
Here is an example of how the conversation would go to maybe further clarify:
I know how to do this:
User: I'd like to buy a small Dark roast coffee
Bot: Okay, is that everything?
User: Yes
Bot: Okay, Your small Dark roast is being made!
But this is completely useless if it goes no where and the restaurant can't see the order on the other side (ie: can't see it on a order screen or a program)
I know this involves some sort of fulfillment in the inline editor or possibly a heroku API, but I'm pretty new to web development so I don't fully understand how to make this order to go through so the restaurant could see it.
Any suggestions or advice?
Thanks for the help!
node.js api dialogflow
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actions-on-google asked Nov 11 at 21:39
Landon G
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asked Nov 11 at 21:39
Landon G
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asked Nov 11 at 21:39
Landon G
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asked Nov 11 at 21:39
Landon G
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asked Nov 11 at 21:39
Landon G
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Are you saying you don't know how to exchange data between the browser and the server?
– David Knipe
Nov 11 at 22:09
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Are you saying you don't know how to exchange data between the browser and the server?
– David Knipe
Nov 11 at 22:09
Are you saying you don't know how to exchange data between the browser and the server?
– David Knipe
Nov 11 at 22:09
Are you saying you don't know how to exchange data between the browser and the server?
– David Knipe
Nov 11 at 22:09
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You have to store data/dialogs to the backend.
You need also two roles in the frontend. The customer and the restaurant. Whitch means, that you have to implement authentication (Login - Logout - Signup), and authorization based on the user.
answered Nov 11 at 22:21
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You have to store data/dialogs to the backend.
You need also two roles in the frontend. The customer and the restaurant. Whitch means, that you have to implement authentication (Login - Logout - Signup), and authorization based on the user.
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You have to store data/dialogs to the backend.
You need also two roles in the frontend. The customer and the restaurant. Whitch means, that you have to implement authentication (Login - Logout - Signup), and authorization based on the user.
answered Nov 11 at 22:21
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You have to store data/dialogs to the backend.
You need also two roles in the frontend. The customer and the restaurant. Whitch means, that you have to implement authentication (Login - Logout - Signup), and authorization based on the user.
answered Nov 11 at 22:21
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You have to store data/dialogs to the backend.
You need also two roles in the frontend. The customer and the restaurant. Whitch means, that you have to implement authentication (Login - Logout - Signup), and authorization based on the user.
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