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# How to setup the Co-Pilot

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### Create the co-pilot and set the right Goal

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### Set up the Co-Pilot settings

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Name = Name of the campaign \
Action Space =  the flow options\
Default action = what is the current default flow\
Minimum evaluation time = (Time before exploiting) can be set to 0 \
Target Type = Goal of automation/campaign

Hit 'create' to create your first engine!
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### Create your wokflow in the workflowbuilder and add the CoPilot split

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### Set up the flows in the workflow builder

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Select the Co-pilot you just created and select CustomerID and set up the amount of branches/paths you want to add,

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### Finish up your different flows in the workflow builder

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