# Create a “Hello” Conversation on Delpha Home Page ## Step by step procedure **Use Case**: Recommend a simple "Hello" conversation on the home page. To build this conversation, follow the below steps. * From the Delpha Setup app, search Conversation Builder and select it. * Click New Conversation on the conversation builder page and enter a name. Append your organization’s name on the trial environment for reference.
Create a New Conversation
Name the conversation
* To start your conversation, click on the grey ‘ + ’ button. Once you click on the first ‘+’ button, a new node for conversation initialization is created. * Click on Initialization, select previously created display rule (Hello on Home Page) under Display Rule and Save.
Conversation Initialization
* Create a Message, add “Hello” as the welcome message and Save.
Message
* Create a question, add “How are you doing?” as the display text and Save.
Question
* Create two Answers “Good” and “Okay” and Save.
Answer 1 Answer 2
* The conversation at this point should look something like this.
Conversation flow
* Create New nodes under Good and Okay. Add relevant Message to each node
New Node 1 New Node 2
* The completed conversation should look like this. Activate the conversation and test the Hello conversation on the Home Page.
Final flow
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