Hello, I'm Eric, how can I help you?
Hi, Eric.
Um, I would like to plan a trip to Rome.
That sounds exciting.
To help you plan your trip to Rome, could you please provide me with a few details?
I need to know your departure and return dates, the number of travelers, your departure city, any
specific activities you want to do in Rome, and the email address where I can send your travel plan.
All right.
So I will provide the information I remember.
So my city is Krakow.
So my origin city I would like to visit Rome.
And here the departure date is 17th of May and the return date is 22nd of May.
Um, activities.
I would like maybe to visit some museum.
Uh, for the email.
It's DFA course Academy at gmail.com.
And for the travelers, it's actually two travelers.
Do you need any other information?
Thank you for providing the details.
Let me summarize to ensure everything is correct.
You are traveling from Krakow to Rome, departing on the 17th of May and returning on the 22nd of May.
There will be two travelers and you are interested in visiting museums.
The travel plan will be sent to DFA Course Academy at gmail.com.
Please give me a few moments to look into this.
Yes.
Of course.
Thank you.
Thanks for your patience.
I'm almost done.
Your travel plan has been successfully created and sent to DFA Course Academy at gmail.com.
Is there anything else I can assist you with today?
No thank you.
That's all.
Thank you.
Have a nice day.
You're welcome.
Have a wonderful day and enjoy your trip to Rome.
All right, so as you can see right now, I can check my Gmail if the entire plan is sent over here.
So there you can notice we've got exciting vacation to Rome from Krakow, 17th of May to 22nd.
And here, actually.
Nice heading.
Get ready for your trip to Rome.
Flights here.
Resorts.
We can choose an event, activities and everything is at the point.
So in this video I will show you step by step how to create this entire automation that is your personal
travel agent.
Even before we begin, remember you can download the template in the resources of this material.
So right now you can right away stop the video, download the template and I will show you step by step
how to set it up.
So after you have your template the trigger is our webhook.
So in general here we've got the method which is post.
We've got the path which is travel.
So simply um I typed here the travel no authentication.
And here we are using respond to webhook node.
And in general we'll be connecting the webhook to our 11 labs.
So when you are inside 11 labs click on the conversational AI.
And here click on agents.
And right now you need to create your new agent.
So simply you can name it as the Travel Agent demo.
And here choose the blank template and click on Create Agent.
After you click on that you should have this entire interface.
And right now I'm in the agent which is already set up.
Nevertheless, I will show you now which fields you need to set up in order to make it work.
All right.
So in general, first we need to go over to voice.
And here just pick your voice.
You can choose from many of them.
So here I picked Eric because I liked I liked his voice.
All right.
And so you can pick Eric and here I've got use flash.
So here enable.
So this is the model that you will be using for the agent.
And here also you can actually manipulate with the stability speed of speech here.
Similarity.
So everything right there.
Um you can just control.
I left it as default.
So it's your choice.
Then what you can do after you pick your voice, you go over to agent.
And here you just type the message.
So my message is hello I'm Eric.
How.
How can I help you?
This is the first message that our agent actually speaks in the conversation.
So it's very important actually also provide the name of the agent and the system prompt.
And we've got the following prompt.
I'm actually I put it inside the file.
You can download also in the resources.
So the entire system prompt, you know you can just use it um, and just use my template.
Also um I can say you can modify it.
So actually for an example, you know, we've got here you're a travel assistant.
Your job is to create help, um, is to help the caller create a travel plan based on the details they
provide.
We've got the tool.
So and then we would like to specify only this tool.
Instructions.
Extract the required details from the caller.
Always send the details to the tool.
Um to clarify actually the agent um yeah the tool.
After you use the tool, say please give me a few moments to look into this.
Um, yeah.
All right.
So we just kind of, um, make the conversation very natural, like, the flow is very natural.
So we don't have any breaks.
If you are forced to speak, just say thanks for the for your patience.
I'm almost done.
So here in general, again, we are using these small sentences to make the conversation us with the
real human right.
Because sometimes chatbot likes to, you know, be silent, like wait for the response.
So, um, even you can add other sentences, you know, once the travel plan has been emailed to the
caller, carefully let them know.
So this is actually also great because yeah, it indicates what to do.
So we've got it for the LLM.
I picked GPT four.
All right.
Um so there you've got Gemini two zero flash.
Other models I like to stick with the ChatGPT actually OpenAI models, it's your choice for the temperature.
It actually indicates how varied the responses will be.
I can say half of it.
All right.
Because with the highest and higher temperature like the responses will be less predictable.
With the lower temperature, it will be more stable, more, um, you know, more, um, you can predict
it better.
All right.
I'm also here.
Oh.
All right, what do we need to do?
We need to add tools.
All right.
So we need to click Add tool.
And there we need to set everything up.
So in general let me change the screen.
Um actually and we've got name which is na.
Then we've got here the description.
So this tool is responsible to generate a travel plan when details are given.
And here what's very important we need to change.
We need to choose the method which is post actually and take our URL when you are inside your automation.
Um, let me show you.
Okay.
When you're inside your automation and you open the webhook.
So again I can open the webhook here.
You've got actually the webhook URL.
So you need to just copy that and paste it here inside.
So you just connect by this way, you just give a hook to 11 labs to work with.
Nadine.
All right.
If that makes any sense.
Um, then what you do, you enable the parameters also.
Here, um, let me show you, um, body parameters enabled.
And there you provide a description.
Um, let's go over back.
Um, you provide here a description.
So get all of the details from the color, then send the request.
And there we provide the properties.
And actually there are some of them.
So um yeah.
Um pay attention.
So firstly we've got the traveler identifier.
And here the data type is number.
So you would like to specify number of travelers.
So here this is for an example one.
Um then we've got return date.
So we've got the day person calling wants to return.
Uh so in general actually um we specify the fields we need to return.
Um, there we've got the departure date.
So the day person calling wants to leave.
These descriptions are just to actually, you know, indicate what you would like to get by this entire
sentence.
All right.
Just short.
You can provide longer.
However, it still works.
Um, we've got a destination.
So where the person calling is traveling to.
Again, this is string.
Previously we had the string, and this is also the string only for the day.
Um, for the traveler, we had the number because this is actually, um, the number.
So that's why we had the number.
And we have the origin.
So the city from where we are traveling.
So where the person calling is traveling from, um, this is also the string and all, like, pay attention.
We've got required fields right there.
All right.
So here required.
Required.
And all of that.
Okay.
Um, we've got activities.
It's also the string activities person calling wants to take part in at the destination.
We've got an email.
And this is pretty all.
Yeah.
All right.
So we've got so we've got an email an email to send the travel plan to.
And that's pretty everything.
So we've got here.
Um yeah we've got here everything um parameters and body we've got enabled um actually here enabled.
So um, yeah, you need to enable that and all of the parameters, properties and so on, we can save
changes.
And lastly what we have, um, let's go over to advanced and we've got turn timeout.
So the maximum number of seconds since the user last spoke.
If exceeded the agent will respond and force a turn.
All right.
So we've got 20s.
Um, actually it's your choice.
You can, um, select 10s.
Um, actually, um, yeah.
15 seconds.
It's your choice here.
We've got other fields such as silence and call timeout, max conversation duration.
We've got the keywords, user input, audio format, um, so we can modify it for now.
This is pretty everything.
And now what we need to do.
Uh, we can go over here.
And now what we need to do in order to get the trigger.
Um, I don't want to actually to provide that.
Um, yeah.
Because, um, actually, what you need to do, let me show you, um, you've got here the trigger.
All right, so there, you just need to click on listen listen for test event and just click on Test
Agent.
So let me show you you just click call agent.
Um.
All right.
Let's wait.
Hello I'm Eric.
How can I help you?
All right, so right now what you can do and you can do it by this way.
And then you've got your record, um, here inside the webhook.
You should have all of that.
Um, you can even, um, pin the data.
So afterwards, you don't need to change that whenever you for an example, um, actually not edit a
pin afterwards when you leave this entire automation, this data is spent.
So in general the entire automation works.
All right.
So now what we can do we can go ahead and after our webhooks and actually setting up our agent we can
um actually create set fields node.
So here in general we would like to map the specific fields the origin.
And so there is a origin.
All right.
So what I do I provide here the name and there I go over here.
Um let's go over there to the body.
You can even um, close the headers.
So I just simply take the origin and I put it here, then the destination, I take the destination,
put it here, um, departure date.
So simply, I would like to store the entire data, like here.
So to make it clear.
All right.
It's simple as that.
Then what I have, I have actually a chain.
So here inside what I want to do, I've got a prompt.
Um, so here you've got everything set up already, right?
If you have the template, you've got everything set up.
Um, it's as simple as that.
However, let me explain what we have inside.
We've got the origin and we provide actually the origin from here.
So as you can see, we've got here the origin.
We've got the destination departure date and return date.
And what's very important we would like to have the actually our codes.
So here um, let me show you the instructions.
Turn the origin and destination into their airport codes.
Make sure that the departure and return dates are in the future, not in the past.
Uh, so actually, remember, it's very important because sometimes if you speak the exact date.
All right, um, actually, maybe you speak, let's say, uh, May 17th, it can take, for example,
year 2023.
Right.
So that's why we avoid any problems in the future.
So here is the current date time.
And we specify the date which is now.
And by this way actually so by providing the prompt system message and we get actually our airport code
and here our airport codes here, departure and return date.
And also what's very important we are using our model which is for all however output parser.
So inside what you have you've got the like the type.
So the object here property.
So origin which is the string.
So the description actually the origin.
Um and here actually we are using you know like this output parser um to indicate.
Yeah destination departure.
So we would like to receive this specific format.
All right.
Not let's say actually other format.
However exact year month and date here again year month and date not other format.
This format.
And that's why we are using parser.
So we again indicate the specified format we would like to get.
Let's go over back.
All right.
So we've got um our um yeah our content.
So here origin again airport code for that.
For the destination, for departure return.
We'll be using it later.
So then what we have, we've got actually our activities.
So we are searching the web for different activities and we are using Tavileh.
Let's go over to Tavileh API.
Let me show you how it works.
So we've got Tavileh.
I like to use it actually.
You've got three credits, 1000 searches with the free account you can see here.
And now actually let me show you how to set it up step by step.
Firstly you choose the method which is post.
You take the URL, you've got everything set up.
So here you take the URL even let me show you.
Um, actually.
All right.
Let's go over to the documentation, um, to the API reference.
And even actually what you can do, you can go over and you can take this URL and there, um, to set
up the entire, um, yeah, the entire note, you can import the URL and it's I can say it's very,
um, it's very, um, actually comfortable.
So let's add the note.
Let me show you.
HTTP request.
Um, you can go over here.
It's a, um, like a small tip.
All right.
How you can do this.
Um, however I think it's very useful import URL there import.
And you've got actually, you know, authorization you need to provide your token, um, here the URL,
JSON, um, you can format that.
All right.
Will be formatting the query.
However after you import the URL you've got everything set up.
And it's nice actually tip for the future.
Nevertheless let's go back.
So we have the post.
We've got the URL and actually the URL you can copy probably.
And from here you can copy this URL.
Just paste it here.
Um authentication we send the headers.
So there we provide the authorization.
You've got everything explained in the documentation.
Um so here Authorization, which is required.
And there you've got better.
And your API key.
Um, I'm showing you that, um, actually, you've got everything set up inside the template.
And I'm showing that because, um.
Yeah.
Um, later on, if you, um, search different documentations.
You get familiar with that, you're better, um, you're better even at operating HTTP requests.
Which is really important in Na then, because it allows us to do many different things, trust me.
Um, so that's why you've got here the authorization bearer.
Um, here API key.
You click send body.
And there you choose JSON using JSON.
And here um let's see what we have.
We've got the query.
So um in general we provide our variable.
So here um let's see we've got set fields and we just provide the activities.
All right.
So this is the query.
And there we also provide a destination.
So it looks by this way um let me show you.
Um, actually, it looks by this way.
So we've got, um, query visit museums in Rome.
All right.
And here inside we've got, um.
Yeah.
Max results free.
Um, because we would like to get free actual results, um, days free.
Um.
Everything here?
All right.
Um, you can also manipulate that, that data.
However, for now, we've got the query, which is really important.
The the city and also other values.
All right.
After you click on this step, um, you should get um yeah.
The entire response.
So here what we have, we've got um three results.
So first result is um yeah we've got a title 25 best news.
Must visit museums in Rome.
Second results so that ten best museums you will want to visit in Rome.
Um, URL content.
Um, you know, and the third result, which is really nice.
And we've got our activities.
Now is the time for resorts.
Okay.
And for that we are using the method which is get.
Then we've got the tool which is Serp API.
And here we are using this URL.
And now let me show you.
We've got serp API.
Um let's type it.
Let's go over here.
Um just simply register.
Um I can click on sign in.
I've got an account here.
Um, there is my API key.
Of course, later I will change it.
Um, and there actually and we've got the documentation every time, whenever you're using any tool,
I recommend you to go here because what you have API parameters, um, which is required and it defines
the query you want to search.
You can use anything that you would like to use in a regular Google search.
So we need to provide that.
We know then what we have.
Location.
Um let's say um we've got here the Google domain.
So all of the parameters, um, as you can see here, even we've got API key.
So we've got actually the data how to set up your API key.
So it's required.
As you can see some of the fields are optional.
So you don't need to use them.
However API key is required also.
And their q parameter which indicates the query.
Let me show you how it looks like inside this HTTP request.
So we use generic credential type query authentication.
And there let me show you how to set up a credential.
You click on setup the credential.
And there as in the documentation you've got up let me show you API key.
So this lower dash so API and lower dash key.
And then you provide API key here.
And you click on save.
All right you click on save here.
Um and that's why and that's how you have your API key.
You click on send query parameters.
And there it's very important.
Um you click using uh, fields below.
And now let's start with the first.
So we are using engine which is Google Hotels okay.
We are using this engine.
And it's really crucial because let me show you we've got different engines.
So let's go over here to your background.
Open a link in a new tab.
And here I've got there the sidebar.
And here you can see Google Search, Google Finance, Google Flights.
We are using Google Hotels API and Google Images.
However you can connect different engines will do it will do it later.
So we'll connect Google flights.
Um, let's go back to our na den.
So here we've got the engine name, which is um, actually let me um, yeah.
Provide the name which is engine value, Google hotels and the value we provide the specific engine.
So Google Flight, Google Hotels, Google Images and so on.
We've got the query which is required parameters.
So we provide a cue.
And simply from the set fields Else we drag and drop.
Actually our destination.
All right.
So here we've got our destination.
And there you can see we've got the roam as a result.
And we've got check in date.
So here this is Jason departure date and checkout date.
So this is return adults and we specify the travelers.
So this is two.
And simply here um, let me show you from here we take the departure.
All right.
So this is the same.
And from here we take the return from set field travelers.
We take travelers this variable.
And that's pretty it.
We can actually test the step after we test it out.
Um, we've got everything that we wanted.
So here for an example, Google hotels URL there.
Uh, we've got our engine.
We used all of the parameters.
Let's now close that.
Um, so here in general, um, you will see we've got a lot of different properties.
So different actually, you know, different Google, different hotels from Google.
Let's see how many we have of them.
Um, so a lot of searches.
All right.
Um different hotels.
So this is Hilton for an example.
When I collapse again, this property I have the building hotel there.
I've got Spagna dream.
Um, so they're even the link.
Everything right there?
It's so, so nice.
Let's see how many of them we have.
Um.
Um, yeah.
So we've got 19, um, different hotels to choose.
It's so, so cool.
So by this way, we we sell, actually, we search for different hotels.
All right.
So it is.
So that's how it works.
Um, hopefully we, uh.
Yeah, we've been talking about everything here.
Okay.
Um, let's go over ahead to the flight.
And there we are using the same application, so serp API.
However here we are using Google Flights as an engine, again, so not Google hotels however Google
flights.
And there what we have okay let me let me select that.
And what we have.
We've got departure ID we've got the value.
And there I took um I took here the origin.
So I took this variable.
Next I've got the arrival ID so here we took the destination.
And there just pay attention.
We've got our airport codes okay.
So here even you've got the result here and there.
We've got Rome.
Um, it's important and we've got the outbound date inside.
We have, um.
Let me let me see.
We've got the departure.
So simply just take this variable and put it here.
We have the return date and the return date.
We've got this exact date.
And at the end we've got, um, the data.
So for number of travelers, we've got adults simply afterwards you test the step and the method is
get as previously URL is the same.
Um, however, only kind of the engine and some parameters changed.
Yeah.
So that's pretty it.
Um, this is very important and I can say the most, um, the most important and the hardest part of
this entire workflow and automation, because we have a lot of different parts.
We've got three HTTP requests.
Um, and yeah, we've got also, um, chain.
So everything here afterwards we go over to the part with the Create and Send email.
So we've got our agent that creates for us an email.
And.
All right okay.
This agent is also sophisticated.
So it's a little messy actually.
Especially the prompt.
Um yeah.
So look a lot of variables.
However afterwards you will see it's not that complicated at all okay.
So I will explain I will try to explain everything step by step.
All right.
Um, so here we have our email creator.
Firstly we are using the model which is GPT four mini.
Um, there we are using our parser to actually specify the field.
So here, um, we've got the email subject we've got here, the email body.
And at the end we've got uh yeah required.
So subject and email body.
So as you can see we've got two variables subject and email body as we want it.
That's why we are using this parser uh which is very helpful in that case.
And then let's go ahead.
Um, maybe first to the system message.
All right.
Let's go ahead to system message.
We've got the overview URL is called email Copywriter who creates engaging travel plan emails.
Your job is to generate an HTML email that includes clickable links, output two parameters subject
and email body separately and purpose.
You will receive vacation plan details.
The email should have three sections flights, resorts and activities.
We've got format requirements of course.
Again, actually feel free after you set up.
I recommend after you set up the entire automation.
You see it works so you don't have any problems.
Let me show you.
You don't have any problems here.
The entire automation works afterwards.
Um, feel free to change some parts.
So for example, system message inside the agent.
Um, here maybe you would like to change.
Um, yeah.
Maybe you would like to change.
Um, here, um, let me show you the system prompt inside the agent, inside the 11 labs.
Um, so just experiment with that.
Nevertheless.
Nevertheless, for the first time, if you are creating this automation, um, I recommend you to pick
the values that I'm providing for you.
I have awkward this situation.
Um, in the past, for example, if I had some template I wanted to use, and there actually, I said
to myself, all right, no, let's let's rename it like change some parts and so on.
And later on there are a lot of problems, you know, like, yeah, because for an example, you've
got some variables that are set at the specific name of the note and you've got some specific fields.
And then when you just rename them, you need to search for some specific parts, like, you know,
um, like think more, spend time ever afterwards after you set up the automation, you know, at least
you know that all of the nodes are properly set up.
Yeah.
And afterwards you can just change some specific parts step by step.
So it's just a tip to save time.
Yeah.
Um, let's go over back to our agent and let's see, um, these instructions.
So format requirements use proper HTML for email formatting.
Add section headers inside the HTML, um and and each section with a horizontal line.
Um, it's really nice.
And actually it indicates the entire format of the email.
So here it's so it's so cool actually.
Look on that.
Um, we've got actually the line I'm here, um, the specific, you know, output, um, even the images.
I'm so here.
It's so cool.
Um.
Subject line must include destination city and travel dates.
Opening section.
Also, we've got horizontal line.
And here even what's very important.
And the results section, we've got, um, actually the format of images.
That's why, um, we've got max width, which is 20%.
And the image inside the email is not that big on the, on the entire, you know, um, page.
All right.
It's so crucial uh, for me, it's really nice.
Um, formatting line, um, activity section.
Um, closing and note.
So do not exceed 1000 words in total.
It's really important.
I can say for now, even you can stop the video and read all of these instructions.
Um, yeah.
So feel free to do this.
And there you've got a lot of useful information.
And now let's go ahead to the some messy part.
So prompt because here um, we've got a lot of variables.
So let's start from the beginning.
Basically, for now, if you look on the expression side, it's really complicated.
However, if you look on the right side.
So on the result, it's not that hard I can say.
So here, for example, we've got the flights from Krakow to Rome on the date and two specific date.
Here you've got also here the date, you know, um.
So it's really cool.
And now what I did there, you've got flights from set field.
So even let me expand this.
Um, yeah.
The left side.
And then what I did, I took, um.
Let me set it.
I took the origin from here.
I put it there.
Then what we have is the destination.
So I put it here.
Um, then we had the departure date again here.
And the return date.
So here.
All right.
It's not that complicated.
I only chose, um, these and variables and put them here.
Then what we have, we've got specific flights.
So, um.
Yeah, the flight information.
Firstly we've got let's go over to flights.
So we've got flights here.
We have best flights M0 and the and the brackets.
And there we've got the flights zero.
So this is the first flight.
And now actually what we do we've got best flights flights airplane.
So we take simply there a plane.
All right.
Um I will show you that here.
Maybe let's put it here.
So this is the same actually variable.
Okay.
Then what we do we take actually from this the same category.
However we take departure um, our airport time.
So let's search for that.
We've got departure airport and we take the time.
So we put it here.
Um, actually hopefully it's.
You see that?
Okay.
So we've got, uh, there it is the same, um, even actually, let me show you.
Um, we've got departure, um, departure.
Airport time.
So this is the same as you can see.
And at the end, we've got the duration.
So this is the duration.
And by that we get all of this data.
So I'm Austrian.
And the date and minutes we've got the features.
So we need to go over to flights.
Zero.
Flight zero.
Um so here um, we have all right.
We've got there the best flights and flights and extensions.
So we need to so we need to just take the extensions.
Um, just put it here again.
I will show you that it's the same.
So overall, um, when you go step by step through, um, all of these variables, you see, it's not
that complicated.
All right.
Even you can, um, actually train your skills and, um, like, you know, like tracking all of the
variables.
Um, from here, it's.
I can say it's nice.
And because later you can just read.
All right, we have here the flight zero.
So you go over here.
Um, like, actually best flight zero.
So you can go over here and there, you can get the price.
So.
All right.
You've got the price.
And now you can just put it here.
Um it's cool.
Then you've got um.
Actually the flight zero the type.
So you provide a type again.
And by this way you track all of the variables.
Um, let's, let's actually move forward.
So we've got then JSON best flights, one flight, zero airline.
So we'll go over um, we've actually the second option because there we've got a free the best flights.
So we've got uh, best flight zero, best flight one and best flight two.
Um, yeah.
As you can see there.
Um, and then what we, what we do, we go over to the best flight one.
And now, um, let me see.
We take actually here the airline.
So again as there you can even change actually only this number because all of these variables are the
same.
All right.
However, um, you take the data from here.
So you've got, um, the airline.
So this one departure or port time.
And so you've got departure airport time and it's as this I think it's very logical.
It's very I can say intuitive.
Um, however, I, I need to actually explain that because it's really messy.
Yeah.
We've got a lot of variables.
So we covered the back end.
So all of that data.
And now let's move forward.
Actually you can stop the video or even read in your template what we have inside.
Even sometimes you can see we've got these uh variables that are on red on red color.
That means um, actually we don't have them in the schema.
It happens sometimes.
So if you have like a lot of different fields here from, uh, like previous steps and sometimes, um,
something is missing, it's totally fine because it doesn't break the entire automation.
Just for an example, we don't have, we don't have here the link.
It's totally fine.
All right.
For example, here also we don't have the link.
However here we have the link in the second.
Um, this is the hotel.
Yeah.
Resorts.
We have the second hotel link.
So it's not a big deal.
Um it happens.
So it's totally fine.
It works.
The most crucial fact is that, like, the entire automation doesn't break.
All right?
And for now, I think this is everything.
So this is our, um, email creator that creates for us the entire email body, which is formatted by
this way.
So we get a lot of, um, data here.
All right.
We get a lot of that.
Um, that's really it.
Let's go over and to the next step, which is send our plan via Gmail.
So here we use actually our, um, let me collapse all of the notes and we use here the email.
So this one variable.
Then we pick the subject which is from JSON output.
Subject.
So this is the subject all right.
And this is the email body.
So we provide the entire email body.
Next what we do we go over and we edit the fields.
So we provide them variable name which is the response.
And we and we type something like that.
And email has been sent with the travel plan for.
And we provide the variable uh from the email creator.
So here we've got the subject.
So we just put it here and we are doing that because at the end we need to respond to webhook.
So here we just choose first incoming item.
So this entire item and we just say all right.
And email has been sent with the travel plan for this entire date.
All right.
And that's pretty it.
So in general in this video I can say um, I showed you how to create actually set up the entire, um,
I travel agent.
I can say it was a bit complicated.
We had a lot of different steps.
Um, so yeah, um, it wasn't that easy.
However, it's really helpful because afterwards, just look on this entire data, we can just provide,
um, actually an within, let's say, 20s some information about our trip.
And afterwards we get everything here, like resorts, like flights, um, like activities and everything
inside.
That's truly amazing.
I hope you enjoyed that.
Remember, you can download the template in the resources of this material along with this data.
The simple data, rest of the data take place from the template.
From here, take some data when it comes to the HTTP requests.
Uh, from there actually you have them set up, um, or even you can take from here the data and build
the entire automation on your own.
So, you know, feel free to do this again.
Thank you for watching this video.
I hope you enjoyed it.
Um, and with all that being said, I will see you in the next material.