> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://readme.dhee.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://readme.dhee.ai/getting-started/train-your-bot/train-for-intent-recognition/train-for-stop-triggers.md).

# Train for Stop-Triggers

*Stop triggers* are words or phrases that direct the chatbot to cancel the intent. These are helpful to cancel the current intent in mid-ways. You can configure the stop triggers using the *Stop Trigger* button under *Action*.

![Select StopTrigger](/files/ojr3tekFK5nIYUGU1vRj)

In the example *applyLeave*, the following is one possibility of how the user might ask the chatbot to cancel the leave application process.

```
i will take leave later
```

![](/files/Uwq3na0xlr7UpVmuywj1)

As with *triggers* the *stop triggers* can also support *auto translation* for multilingual chatbots.

Once the Stop Triggers are configured, the user can cancel the intent midway if he utters any of the configured stop triggers.


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