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Revision as of 09:06, January 10, 2020

This topic is part of the manual Genesys Dialog Engine User Guide for version Current of Genesys Dialog Engine.

A bot is a virtual agent that can serve as a starting point for conversations before live agents join the conversation.

Overview

Add a bot

  1. Click Create a new Bot from the home page (the first page displayed after you log in).
  2. Enter a name for the bot.
  3. (Optional) Enter a greeting or welcome message that the bot will use to greet users.
  4. Click Create to create the bot.

Delete a bot

  • From the home page, click the Delete button that is displayed when you hover over a bot tile.
    Warning
    When a bot is deleted, all of its related components (intents, utterances, and slots) are deleted.

Import or export a bot

You can import an existing bot model (all intents, utterances, and slots) into a new bot. You can also export the current bot model for reuse. The data is saved as JSON files.

To import a bot,

  1. Create a new bot.
  2. Click Import under the Import/Export dropdown.
  3. Select a bot model JSON file and click Open. The new bot is updated with the information from the imported bot model.

To export the current bot,

  1. Click Export under the Import/Export dropdown.
  2. Save the JSON file to your computer. The file will be saved as BotName.json.

Sample bot models

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