# Configure Agent Responses

Once the Agent completes the actions required to fulfill the intent, it needs to respond to the user and convey the same. 

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The response can be configured using the *EntitiesAndData->AgentResponses->MultilingualResponses* section.

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Each response is uniquely identified by a *Code*, which is a unique string to identify it. The *Text* property defines the actual response the chat agent provides. The *Agent Response* supports auto-translations which can be opted in by turning on the *Auto Translate* flag when working with a multi-lingual agent.

In our example, we have defined a response *leaveRegisteredMLT* that allows the chatbot to respond to User once the *applyLeave* intent is complete with the following text.

```
We have let your managers know about your leave. You shall get an email when they approve !
```