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# Acknowledge User

### Notify User

Once we have recorded the information (leave details), we need to notify the user that he has successfully applied for leave. The *Speak* action could be used for this purpose. The *Speak* action accepts a single parameter, the name of the previously added *Agent Response*.

![Speak Action](/files/SN8hsXYHCWKkNi9H7X3F)

In this case, we will add the previously added Agent Response, which we had named *leaveRegisteredMLT*.

### Stop

The final action, as mentioned earlier is to indicate the workflow is completed. This is done using the *Exit* action.

![Exit Action](/files/Gm9qtBagQa3LxCKA5RCm)

 The complete workflow at this point looks like the following.

![Complete workflow for no-code approach](/files/SdL6mAFlkvNF6URpFIsR)


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