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Bots Platform v6.2

Release 6.2 introduces Chatbot-IVR integration capability that enables developers to integrate conversational bots with your existing IVR systems. Also, in this release, we've made several signification additions to the Knowledge Graph and System Entities. Kore.ai Bots Platform now also lets developers customize the NLP parameters as every use-case demands a…

Bots Platform v6.2.2

The feature enhancements in this release empower bot developers to design intelligent bots using options like context switching and improved machine learning training models. Enterprises have better control over their bot deployment strategy by taking advantage of smart bots and applying redaction techniques for information security compliance. Enhanced context switching…

Bot Types

The following are the different bot types supported by Kore.ai: Standard Bots Standard Bots are the most common type of bots. Using these, you can create dialog, alert, action, information tasks, and knowledge graph, as well as flows that map one task to another. For more information, refer to Defining…

Improving Bot Performance – NLP Optimization

A chatbot’s ability to consistently understand and interact with a user is dictated by the robustness of the Natural Language Processing (NLP) that powers the conversation. Kore.ai’s platform uses a unique Natural Language Processing strategy, combining Fundamental Meaning and Machine Learning engines for maximum conversation accuracy with little upfront training.…

Design

Before you develop a bot, understand the bot and its capabilities to help you and your business. This understanding brings clarity and efficiency to the bot development. Chatbots are artificial intelligence systems that the users interact with through text or voice interface. These interactions are straightforward, like asking a bot…

Working with Composite Entities

Composite Entities help you capture multiple entity values in a user utterance. These multiple entity values are optional and come in any order in the user utterance. Let us consider the below example. Car Sales Bot: Consider the sales inquiries to car sales. Typical queries can be of the form:…

Defining a Smart Bot

Starting Release 8.1.0, the support for the Smart Bots functionality is deprecated. You may continue to use the existing Smart Bots but you will no longer be able to create new Smart Bots. This feature will be discontinued in the upcoming releases. Kore.ai’s Smart Bots allow enterprises to build Bots…

Supported Entity Types

The Entity Type provides the NLP Interpreter with the expected type of data from a user utterance to enhance recognition and system performance. The Kore.ai NLP interpreter extracts the entity from the user utterance. If the user does not enter a required entity, you can define a Bot Response node…

Debug Logs API

To get debug logs of a specific conversation (currently supported only for IVR Channel). To use this API, app needs the Bot Builder API scope of Debug Logs. GET https://{{host}}/api/{{version}/{{BotID}}/debuglogs?identity={{identity}}&channelType={{channelType}}&minimumInfo=true&limit=5&offset=300&timezone={{timezone}} Query Parameters Parameter Description host Environment URL, for example, https://bots.kore.ai BotID Bot ID or Stream ID. You can access it…

Get User Roles Details API

To get full information of all users and their associated roles in the account. This API requires JWT generated by an application created only from Bot Admin Console. To use this API, app needs the Admin API Scope of Role Management under Role Management. GET https://{{host}}/api/public/alluserroles? Query Parameters Parameter Description…