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# Keyword wise Automation

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## Use Cases of Keywords

Keywords are not case-sensitive. However, they are word-sensitive, meaning that your customer needs to put in the exact word to trigger the sequence. Here is an example of how you can do so.

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## How to Create a Keyword Rule

Go to the Automation tab. On top of every sequence, you will find Rules.

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1. After clicking on **click here**, a window will appear from the right.
2. Click on **New Rule**.
3. Select KEYWORD from the drop-down menu under Action.
4. Add the keyword you want to use in the Value field and click on **Create**.

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This is the keyword rule you have set.

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