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The built-in outcomes cover the standard call results. Detectors let you add conditions specific to your business without changing those fixed outcomes. A detector answers a yes-or-no question about the conversation. For example: “Did the person mention that they need help this week?” It adds useful detail alongside the call’s main outcome. Several detectors can be true on the same call; each can have its own follow-up actions. In the campaign workflow, add a detector trigger. Choose an existing detector or create one with a name and a clear description of what it should recognize. The software treats these detectors as yes-or-no conditions; you do not need to choose a data type.

Make the condition specific

“Urgent” can mean different things to different people. “The person said they need an appointment within seven days” gives the detector something concrete to look for. Use one condition per detector so its follow-up is easy to understand. Creating a detector defines what to notice. Attach the desired follow-up to its trigger to make something happen when it is detected. See Follow-up workflows.

Keep existing follow-ups working

Before removing a detector, remove or change any follow-ups that use it. Renaming or deleting a condition while a workflow still depends on it can leave that workflow with nothing to react to.
The standard results and fields supplied by installed capabilities are managed by the software. Removing an extra detector should leave those intact.

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