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Personalization | Understand User Intent
Understands a user's natural language query to extract their intent, including the item and relevant filter criteria, which results in more personalized recommendations.

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Understands a user's natural language query to extract their intent, including the item and relevant filter criteria, which results in more personalized recommendations.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, Professional, and Developer Editions with Data Cloud |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| See Common User Access for Standard Agent Actions. | |
| API Name | UnderstandUserIntent |
| Reference Action Type | Prompt Template |
| Reference Action | Personalization__understandUserIntent |
| Does this action execute one or more prompt templates? | Yes |
| Required Setup | Setup Configuration |
Combine the Personalization | Understand User Intent and Personalization | Get Recommendations actions to make full use of their potential. The user intent and filter criteria extracted by the first action provide the Get Recommendations action with the precise input needed to generate optimal product or content recommendations.
This action uses a prompt template of type Intent Retrieval to extract a user’s intent and filter criteria from conversational input.

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