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Knowledge

The chatbot answers from your own pages, files, images and Q&A pairs. When it cannot answer, the gap is logged for you to fill instead of guessed at.
AI Chatbot knowledge sources: PDF, website URL and Q&A

It reads your site on its own

You do not upload a knowledge base to get started. You give it your address and it reads the site.

It works through your pages — up to 200 of them — and pulls out what matters: what you sell, what it costs, where you are, what your policies say. That is usually enough to start answering.

Everything it collected is listed for you, with the status of each source, so you can see exactly what it has learned and retrain anything that has changed.

Every source it can learn from

After the site, you can give it anything else it should know.

  • Web pages — any URL, not only your own
  • Files — PDF, DOCX, PPTX, TXT, MD, HTML, JSON
  • Images — with a short description, used when a question relates to them
  • Questions and answers — for anything you want handled a particular way
  • Text blocks — free text for things that are not written down anywhere yet
  • Business information — your name, industry and a short overview

There is a search across everything it has learned, so you can check what it knows about a topic before a customer asks.

It answers from your content — nothing invented

The agent answers from your content. It is not writing from general knowledge about your industry, and it is not filling gaps with something plausible.

If your price list says 120, it says 120. If your site does not mention weekend availability, it does not decide that you are open on Saturdays.

This is the single most common worry people have about putting an AI Chatbot on their own website, and it is worth being plain about: the boundary is your knowledge base.

When it does not know, it asks you

When it cannot answer, that is recorded rather than lost.

You get a list of the questions it could not handle, each with the conversation it came from, so you can see what the person was actually trying to find out. Add the missing information from any source type, and mark it resolved — or ignore it, if it was not a real question.

This is the part that makes an unattended chatbot safe to leave alone. It is not that it never runs out of knowledge. It is that it tells you when it did.

See it in the chat history

Try it on your own website

Paste your website address and watch it build itself. It reads your pages, works out what your business does and drafts how it should speak — then you can ask it something about your own business and see what it says.
  1. 1. Choose template
  2. 2. Create AI agent
  3. 3. Add to website

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