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# How to use the Jump to Agent element

> The Jump to Agent element transitions workflows between agents, sharing variables and maintaining modular, reusable structures for complex chatbot interactions.

The **Agent Link** Logic element allows you to seamlessly transition from one Agent dialog flow to another. This feature ensures that your workflows remain clean, modular, and reusable in various contexts.

The **agents answers** are saved in the **Submission** tab of the original Agent, allowing you to access all collected data in one place.

For example if Agent A links to Agent B, the answers collected in Agent B will be saved in the **Submission** tab of Agent A.

> **Note**: When creating complex workflows, consider using the **Jump to Agent** logic element to link agents together. This helps maintain a clear structure and allows for easy management of multiple Agents.

## Key Features

### Share Variables Between Agents

The **Jump to Agent** logic element automatically shares variable values between linked agents. If the linked Agent contains variables with the same names, they are pre-filled with the values collected from the first Agent.

* **Example**:
  1. The first Agent asks the user for their name and stores it in the variable `Name`.
  2. The linked Agent displays the `Name` variable in a response.
  * **Outcome**: The user's name collected in the first Agent is displayed in the second Agent dialog.

* Sending all collected data to a third-party app in a single request.

* Compiling responses into a unified results table.

* **Example**:
  1. The first Agent collects basic information (e.g., name, email).
  2. The linked Agent gathers additional details (e.g., preferences, feedback).
  3. All answers are combined and processed as a single dataset.