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# 2. Configure parameters and prompts

## Defining parameters

Parameters are responsible for analyzing data using AI. 

1. **Open the** [**Parameters**](/insights/workspace/design/parameters.md) **module**
2. **Create or import Parameters**
   1. Creating new parameters 
      1. Choose type **Custom**
      2. **Name** the parameter
      3. Select the **language** in which the definition will be written
      4. Write a **definition** that will be used for the analysis
      5. Select the expected **output** **type** of the analysis
      6. Write a **list of values** that should be used as an output. Each of them needs to be confirmed using the "Enter" keyboard key. 
      7. Write a **fallback value** for cases where the analysis will fail and will not produce the desired output, using the list of values
   2. Importing parameters
      1. Use the **import** button
      2. Select the parameters file you want to import

## **Defining Prompts**

Prompts combine parameters into logical groups. 

1. **Open the** [**Prompts**](/insights/workspace/design/prompts.md) **module**
2. **Create or import Prompts**
   1. Creating new Prompts 
      1. **Name** the parameter
      2. Select the **language** in which the prompt should be processed
      3. Selected previously created, imported or default **parameters**
   2. Importing prompts
      1. Use the **import** button
      2. Select the prompts file you want to import


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