Bot Settings
Easily adjust your bot settings at any time to modify various parameters.
To access the settings, click the "Bots" button in the left side navigation, choose the bot you want to adjust, and then select the “Settings” tab located below the bot name and logo.
From this section, you can modify options such as:
General Settings
Name
The name will be displayed on the bot when it is launched as a modal, and in your bot dashboard.
Image
The image is a logo that you can display on the bot when launched as a modal.
Prompt Settings
The prompt settings allow you to configure custom prompt parameters to fine-tune your bot to your specific use case and make it more effective.
Topic
Enter the subject that the bot is trained on.
Ex. If this bot is trained on your product documentation, enter "[Your Product] Documentation"
Ex. If the bot is trained on your company's knowledge base, enter "[Your Company] Knowledge Base"
Additional Instructions
Enter any additional prompt instructions for your bot. These should be written in natural language, and be as clear as possible, in the same way you would write a prompt for Chat-GPT.
Ex. You could enter "Always begin your response with 'Thank you for your thoughtful question. Here is the best answer I could find'"
Ex. You could enter "End every response with 'If you'd like more information, please reach out to our support team at support@[yourcompany].com'"
AI Model
The model selector determines which AI model you are using, either GPT-3.5 or GPT-4.
Sources
In the Sources settings, you can add or remove sources to your bot so that it is trained on different data sets. Click on any source in the list to add it to your bot. The selected source will be marked with a check, signifying that it is now incorporated into the bot.
FAQs
- FAQs are preloaded questions that are displayed on the modal when it is launched. This is a good way to prompt your users with commonly asked questions.
Tracking
Here you can set UTM parameters to track when links are clicked from your bot's responses. The parameters you enter will automatically be added as a suffix for every reference link.
Don't include the '?' question mark symbol in your UTM parameter. It should be formatted like this: "utm_campaign=blog_post"
Once you've finished updating the settings, scroll to the bottom of the page and click “Save bot”.