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# Card Blocks

Card blocks are used to provide end users with options to choose from.

To create a card block click on ‘+’ and create a human message that will trigger the bot into producing a card block. 

![](/files/-LSMGwmn35O648rJrC0i)

Once the human message has been set select ‘add block’ in the newly generated block following your trigger message. Select ‘card’ under bot blocks.

Name your card and add a message to send along with the card. Next, add buttons for the user to select.

![](/files/-LSMJvjTYto_DJxPAN3q)

{% hint style="warning" %}
Each button will require a reply dialogue to be entered to complete the conversation flow.
{% endhint %}


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