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Create and deploy a custom chatbot — fast, secure, and exportable

Launch a working conversational assistant from templates or a blank slate. Combine no-code flows with developer mode to connect knowledge bases, PDFs, APIs, and live data while keeping control over redaction, human handoffs, and observability.

Starter templates

Support, Lead Gen, Onboarding, Product Tour

Pre-configured flows to jumpstart prototypes and standard use cases

Source connectors

Docs, PDFs, CRM, APIs, Slack, S3

Patterns and ingestion guides for common enterprise sources

Export options

Bot definitions & test harness

Downloadable definitions for developer integration and compliance review

Generator essentials

What the free bot generator includes

A guided experience that takes you from use-case to a working assistant. Choose a template or start from scratch, connect sources, set tone and safety rules, then test in the built-in harness. When ready, export the bot definition or switch to developer mode for custom integrations.

  • Guided flow builder: visual node-based conversation designer with quick-reply and UI message components
  • Templates: support FAQ, billing assistant, lead qualification, onboarding walkthroughs
  • Test harness: replay scenarios, run QA prompts, and save failing cases for iteration

Source ecosystem

Connect your knowledge and live data

Ingest and index the sources your team uses so the bot answers consistently from trusted content.

  • Website pages and site crawls or RSS feeds
  • Knowledge bases and note systems (Confluence, Notion-style exports)
  • PDFs, Office docs, slide decks, and scanned files
  • CRM and helpdesk histories, canned responses and ticket data
  • APIs, SQL/NoSQL databases, cloud storage (S3) and vector stores

Operational prompts

Prompt clusters and reusable patterns

Pre-built prompt clusters help you define voice, intent mapping, retrieval logic, and escalation behavior. Use them as-is or customize for your domain.

Persona & Greeting

Templates to define voice and opener. Example: "System: You are a concise, professional product specialist for Acme Corp. Greeting: 'Hi — I can help with specs, pricing, or trial setup. How can I assist?'"

  • Adjust voice by channel (friendly, formal, technical)
  • Locale-aware greetings and date/number formats

Retrieval + Contextualization

Patterns to pull and rank supporting passages before answering. Example: "Return top 3 passages with IDs and relevance scores, then synthesize answer citing passage IDs."

  • Re-rank by recency, source trust, or metadata
  • Include up to N passages and attach source links

Escalation & Fallbacks

Rules to transfer to a human or gather missing context when confidence is low. Example: "If confidence < threshold, collect name and issue, then create a ticket."

  • Configurable confidence thresholds and handoff prompts
  • Ticket creation templates for popular helpdesk workflows

Extend with code

Developer mode and exportability

Switch to developer view for custom webhooks, API orchestration, and server-side logic. All generator definitions are exportable so engineers can version, extend, and deploy bots in existing pipelines.

  • Export bot definitions and test cases in JSON for CI and review
  • Add custom actions and API calls with secure secrets handling
  • Embed server-side hooks and custom response formatting

Controls & monitoring

Safety, privacy, and observability

Configure PII redaction, logging levels, and retention policies. Observability tools make it easy to see incoming queries, retrieval hits, failures, and drift so teams can iterate quickly.

  • PII detection and redaction rules for logs and transcripts
  • Human handoff controls and escalation routing
  • Conversation logs, QA flags, and drift indicators for content refreshes

Ship with confidence

Testing, QA, and monitoring workflows

Built-in testing and monitoring help you validate behavior before and after deploy. Create test suites, record failing examples, and surface metrics for intents and retrieval quality.

  • Generate boundary test queries and expected outcomes
  • Run synthetic conversation batches in the test harness
  • Monitor top failing intents and low-confidence responses for retraining

Use-case playbook

Where teams typically start

Choose a template and connect just the essential sources to prove value quickly. Expand with more connectors, developer actions, or stricter data controls as you move from prototype to production.

  • Product managers: prototype a product tour bot to reduce demo friction
  • Support teams: connect KB + ticket histories to reduce repetitive answers
  • Marketing: build a lead-qualification flow with quick replies and calendar API

FAQ

How does the free bot generator work and what can I build with it?

The generator walks you through selecting a template or blank flow, connecting data sources, configuring persona and safety rules, and testing conversations. Templates cover support FAQ, billing, lead qualification, onboarding tours, and more—each editable in the visual builder.

Can I use my private documents and keep data on-premise or behind my controls?

Yes. The generator supports private connectors and ingestion patterns; you choose whether documents are indexed in a hosted vector store or kept behind your network with a secure retrieval proxy. Data access and retention are configurable per bot.

What deployment options are available (website widget, Slack, Teams, embed)?

Generated bots can be deployed as embeddable web widgets, or connected to messaging platforms like Slack and Microsoft Teams. Developer mode also lets you run the bot behind your own API gateway for custom deployment targets.

How do I connect a knowledge base, PDFs, or an API as a data source?

Use the connector setup to point to site crawls, upload PDFs and Office docs, or configure API endpoints and database queries. The generator provides ingestion patterns and mapping steps to extract text, metadata, and create searchable passages.

Is there a developer mode for custom code, webhooks, or server-side logic?

Yes. Developer mode exposes exportable bot definitions, webhook hooks, and action templates so engineers can implement custom API calls, secrets management, or server-side validation while preserving the conversation model.

How do I set up human handoffs, escalation rules, and ticket creation?

Define escalation nodes in the flow or set confidence thresholds that trigger a handoff. You can collect context automatically and map fields to ticket templates for common helpdesk systems, or call a webhook to create tickets in your system.

What controls exist for PII redaction, logging, and data retention?

Configure PII detection rules that redact or obfuscate sensitive tokens from logs and transcripts. Set retention windows per bot and control which events are persisted. Logging levels are adjustable for QA versus production environments.

How can I test, QA, and monitor bot performance and conversation quality?

Use the built-in test harness to run scenario suites, capture failing queries, and label expected intents. Monitoring surfaces low-confidence responses, retrieval misses, and top failing intents so teams can prioritize fixes and retrain documents.

Which languages and regional formats does the generator support?

The generator supports configurable locale and tone settings and can work with content in multiple languages. For language-specific behavior and date/number formatting, adjust the persona and regional settings in the bot configuration.

Are there export options for bot definitions, logs, or training data?

Yes. Bot definitions, conversation logs, and exported test cases are available for download to support developer integration, compliance review, or migration to other environments.

Related pages

  • PricingCompare plans for production usage and team collaboration features.
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  • IndustriesExamples of bot use-cases across verticals and common source patterns.