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# What are the types of Smart Actions?

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The platform, which comes with system Smart Actions built in from the start (standard built-in), lets you **create two types of Smart Actions:**

- **Low-code** (query-type – Extensibility Configurator): **no code is needed,** since it only requires configuration through the interface, both for the input sent to the artificial intelligence and for how the output produced by the artificial intelligence is presented.
- **High-code** (extensibility function type – Programming Layer): through the ERP's extensibility, you can **program the smart action's behavior** in terms of the input sent to the artificial intelligence, as well as the handling and presentation you want to apply to the output produced by the artificial intelligence

In terms of execution, each smart action, regardless of type, can be configured in two ways:

- **Needs calculations:** the system processes the data so the calculations can be performed beforehand, and only then is the *input* sent to Cegid Pulse's GenAI model. Only a single data source context and its corresponding data set can be sent.
- **Does not need calculations:** the input is sent directly to Cegid Pulse’s GenAI model, and **several data source contexts** and their corresponding data sets can be sent. For this type of execution, the **Send Files** option is also available on the **General** tab. When you enable it on a **Query**-type Smart Action, specifying data source contexts is not mandatory, although they can still be sent together with the files; and, before running, the platform asks you to select one or more files (up to 5, with a maximum of 5 MB each) to send to Cegid Pulse along with the prompt.