> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://humley.gitbook.io/humley-studio/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://humley.gitbook.io/humley-studio/enhance-assistant/entities/system-entities.md). # system entities /\* Title: System Entities Sort: 3 \*/ An entity can be used to store information to be used later in the conversation, in Flows, or to pass to Integrations that reference external services. **System Entities** are pre-configured and can be added to a project's entity list, allowing you to deploy them instantly without the need to write extensive lists of text values or build complicated regex patterns. ### Create a System Entity From the Entities page, click **Create Entity** Select **System** entity type in the sidebar. Enter in the sidebar - * **Entity Name** Name the entity. All entity names must be unique within the project. * **Supported Entity** Select a supported system entity from the dropdown list. * **Training materials checkbox** Leave unchecked. Click **Create Entity** in the sidebar
> System entities currently recognise English language inputs only and are not editable i.e. you cannot view/edit/add any details such as text or pattern values.\ > All information extracted from the utterance is stored in an entity as a string value.\ > The examples for each system entity below are not exhaustive. The **Sessions** page can be used to view each 'turn' in a conversation. Expand the **Entities and Variables** section to see any entities that are captured and the values that are stored within them at that point in time.
### Supported Entities Humley Studio supports the following System Entities: | Entity | Notes | | ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Age |

Extracts a number and period unit from an utterance referencing age e.g. -
I am 24 years old stored as 24 Year

| | Choice |

Extracts a yes/no, true/false choice from an utterance e.g. -
No I don't, Nope, that's false, stored as False

| | Currency |

Extracts an amount and a currency unit from an utterence referencing currency e.g. -
£10, 10 pounds stored as 10 Pound

| | Date |

Extracts a system date from an utterance referencing a date. Supports a range of formats e.g. -
21-12-2019, 21st of Dec 2019, The day after tomorrow, 2 days from now etc. stored as 2019-12-21
Defaults to recognising dates in utterances as US format e.g -
01/02/1990 stored as 2019-01-02

| | DateTime |

Extracts a system datetime from an utterance referencing a date and time. Supports a range of formats e.g. -
21-12-2019 10am, 21st of Dec 2019 10:00, 10 am day after tomorrow, 10am 2 days from now etc. stored as 2019-12-21 10:00:00
Defaults to recognising dates in utterances as US format e.g -
01/02/1990 10am stored as 2019-01-02 10:00:00

| | Dimension |

Extracts an amount and a dimension unit from an utterence referencing a dimension (length, height, distance, volume etc.) e.g. -
I would walk 500 miles stored as 500 Mile
The speed limit is 55mph stored as 55 Mile per hour
10 cubic metres stored as 10 Cubic meter

| | Duration |

Extracts a value in Seconds from an utterence referencing a duration e.g. -
That takes 1 hour stored as 3600
The 100m sprint record is 9.58 seconds stored as 9.58

| | Email |

Extracts an email address from an utterance referencing a valid email address format e.g. -

| | GUID |

Extracts a GUID from an utterance referencing a valid GUID format e.g. -
3cd2f9ca-8689-43ec-9ee5-b626c44bde5d

| | Hashtag |

Extracts a hashtag from an utterance containing a word preceded by the # symbol e.g. -
#humleystudio

| | IP Address |

Extracts an IP address from an utterance referencing a valid IP address format e.g. -
192.168.0.150

| | Number |

Extracts a number from an utterance referencing a numeric value e.g. -
I'll have 2 of those, I want to buy two please etc. stored as 2

| | Ordinal |

Extracts a number from an utterance referencing an ordinal (a position in a list) e.g. -
I'll take the third option stored as 3

| | Percentage |

Extracts a number (with percentage symbol) from an utterance referencing a percentage amount (a position in a list) e.g. -
77%, 77 percent, seventy seven % etc. stored as 77%

| | Phone Number |

Extracts a phone number from an utterance referencing a valid phone number formats from a range of countries e.g. -
+1-555-754-3010, (555) 754-3010, 754-3010, 07435 222217, +447435222217 etc.

| | Temperature |

Extracts a number (with temperature unit symbol, if uttered) from an utterance referencing a temperature e.g. -
It's 23 degrees out here, 23° etc. stored as 23 Degree
180C, 180 C, 180 degrees celcius, 180 degrees centigrade etc. stored as 180 C

| | Time |

Extracts a system time from an utterance referencing a valid time format.
Supports a range of formats e.g. -
10:10, ten minutes past ten, 10.10 am etc. stored as 10:10:00
3pm, three pm etc. stored as 15:00:00

| | URL |

Extracts a URL from an utterance referencing a valid URL format e.g. -
[www.humley.com](http://www.humley.com), etc.

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