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# Auto team match

{% hint style="info" %}
Auto team match uses the alternative names configured in Team settings to identify the correct team. If no match is found, the team is not set.
{% endhint %}

The Auto team match action takes an input text — typically a chat variable — and matches it against the alternative names defined for each team. The matched team is saved to a variable for use in downstream actions.

Select an Auto team match action from the tree to open its settings:

**Input text** — the text to match the team against. Accepts chat variables.

Script — toggle to supply the input as a chat script expression instead.

**Save output into variable** — the name of the chat variable that will store the matched team result.

Press **Save** to confirm edits.


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