Entity	Meaning	Entity Captured (in bold)
`wit$amount_of_money`	Captures an amount of money such as $20 or 30 euros.	“Book a 30 Euro train ticket.”
		For “I want to spend between 10 and 20 dollars.” the entity captures $10 to $20.
		For “In my pocket, I have at least 10 Euros,” the entity captures from 10 Euros.
`wit$datetime`	Captures and resolves dates and time, like tomorrow at 6pm. The API returns a grain field that indicates the granularity of the reading. For entities that are intervals, the maximum length of time will be captured. If a user says “this weekend,” for instance, the entity will capture the datetime from Friday 18:00:00 to Monday 0:00:00. For instance, the datetime might be: “from 2020-06-19T18:00:00.000-07:00 to 2020-06-22T00:00:00.000-07:00.”	For “I was born at 9:27pm on December 4th, 1990,” the entity captures 1990-12-04T21:27:00.000-08:00 (in the form yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.000±UTC).
		For “I won’t eat meat between World Vegetarian Day and World Vegan Day,” the entity captures 2020-10-01T00:00:00.000-07:00 to 2020-11-02T00:00:00.000-07:00.
`wit$distance`	Captures a distance in miles or kilometers such as 5 km, 5 miles, or 12 m.	“I ran for 5 miles.”
		For “It’s around 8-10 km,” the entity captures 8 kilometers to 10 kilometers.
`wit$duration`	Captures a duration such as 30 min, 2 hours or 15 seconds and normalizes the value in seconds	“I started a timer for 45 seconds.”
		For “I was gone for 10 hours, six minutes, and 2 secs,” the entity captures 36362 seconds.
`wit$email`	Captures an email but does not attempt to check the validity of the email address.	“I can be reached at contact@wit.ai.”
`wit$location`	Captures free text that indicates a typical location such as the city or address.	For “Find a house in Palo Alto, CA,” the entity captures the city, coordinates, and timezone of Palo Alto.
`wit$phone_number`	Captures telephone numbers as presented in the utterance but does not try to check the validity of the number.	“Please call me at +1 (123) 456-7890.”
`wit$quantity`	Captures the quantity of an item, as with the ingredients in a recipe, or the quantity of food in a health tracking app. It returns a numerical value, the applicable unit, and a product. Each field is optional.	For “How many ounces are there in two cups of flour?” the entity captures two cups, flour.
		For “How many ounces are there in five cups?” the entity captures five cups.
		For “I need at least 4 oz. of chocolate,” the entity captures from 4 ounces, chocolate.
`wit$temperature`	Captures the temperature in either degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.	For “Set the temperature to 70° F,” this entity captures 70° Fahrenheit.
		For “The current temperature is more than 24° Celsius,” this entity captures from 24° Celsius.
`wit$url`	Captures a URL, but does not try to check the validity of the link. Any standard link format will be captured, such as: http://www.foo.com, www.foo.com:8080/path, https://myserver?foo=bla, foo.com/info, bla.com/path/path?ext=%23&foo=bla, or localhost.	“Go to www.wit.ai.”
`wit$volume`	Captures measures of volume in an utterance, such as 250 ml, 3 gal.	“Please fill up the five-gallon bucket.”