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Variables

"Variable" is temporary storage for your data. They can be used for storing data fetched from the end-user. Moreover, you can also use variables to validate if the end-user is a first time user and much more. Why user Variables? Suppose you have a script in which you ask the end-user, their age. You may use their age to show products that are relevant to that age group. However, you cannot implement this flow unless you store the incoming data from the user (age), somewhere, so you can use it later. Variables come in handy at this time, you can create a variable and store the user age in that variable, later you can validate the value of that variable ( by using this element ).  Variable Types RepliedAI uses two types of variables System variables. User Variables. System Variables System variables are pre-defined variables. You can use the following "System Variables" _UserName  :  This variable stores the end-user name if they have configured any. If the end-user h

Conversation element: "Emails the message"

 This conversation element sends an email at your address (the one that is linked to your account). The email message can be configured by going to this conversation element's settings page.  When to use this conversation element? You can use this conversation element to email you some information, that information can be: New order information. e.g. an end-user want to place an order and you have configured the chatbot so that the bot gather some important information from the user e.g. User contact, product details, special instruction etc and then emails that information to you.  Queries not found in the chatbot. You can configure your chatbot so that it answers the end-user's basic queries, however, if any query cannot be answered, the chatbot emails you that information. How to configure this element  Log into repliedAI console  click here . Navigate to the "My bots" section.  If you have not created any bot yet, follow this tutorial to create your first bot  cli

Conversation Element: Display clickers

 This conversation element sends clickable buttons back to the user aka clickers. Clickers or quick replies or suggestions are useful as they suggest the next possible directions to the user. Once the user clicks on any one of the clickers, the conversation will start flowing in the direction of the clicker. Why clickers? Clickers are useful when you want the conversation to span over a limited amount of topics. Without clickers, the end-user can reply with any text. Configuring your script to read any type of reply is a complex task. However, sending clickers back to the user makes it easier for them to decide what to reply with. What happens when the clicker is clicked? When you send a reply back to the user with clickers and the user clicks on any of them, the conversation starts flowing in that direction. Let's suppose you have configured a clicker with two options: apples and oranges When any of the options is clicked, the dialogue starts flowing in the direction of the clicke

RepliedAI plans and upgrade information

RepliedAI offers two tiers for any user. Free tier. Professional tier. New users are assigned a Free tier upon initial sign-up. A Free tier is useful in making yourself familiar with the repliedAI platform. Difference between Free and Profession tier is given below. All prices are in AUD (Australian Dollar). Resources Bot Main article ( Bot ) Bot is a script file that stores the information of your chatbot dialogue flow At RepliedAI can make bots according to your tier. Free tier : 1  Bot can be created Professional tier :  20  Bots can be created Conversation Elements Main article  ( Bot maker studio ) Conversation element is the main building block of a chatbot dialogue. You can combine multiple conversation elements to build a conversation.  Free tier :  20  Conversation elements/chatbot. Professional tier : 100  Conversation elements/chatbot. Images RepliedAI gives you the ability to display images in addition to text during a conversation. You can upload your image files in our da

Publishing your bot

  How to publish the bot? Once you are done with designing your bot, you can publish it so that you can present it to your end-users. You can either publish your bot directly to your channel (Facebook page) or you can first test the functionality by publishing your bot to a Sandbox channel. Either way, follow these steps and you will be able to publish your bot in a few clicks. Save your bot Before you publish, you have to save your bot so that all you changes are made permanent. Saving your bot will overwrite data on your already saved bot.Clicking the button "Save bot" will take you to the next step "Select your channel"   Select your channel You can publish your bot only at one channel at a time. Channels are your way to reach out to the customer e.g. Facebook page, Sandbox channel etc. If you have registered you channel with us ( you can register a channel in the "My Channels" section) you can select that channel through the dropdown list in this step.

Terms of services and Privacy policy

You are required to agree to terms before using any of the service offered by RepliedAI.  Definitions: RepliedAI In this document, RepliedAI , we and us refer to Replied AI ABN 30613375214. We can be contacted through our email address  RepliedAI Client RepliedAI client or you refers to RepliedAI clients that have created their profile on RepliedAI platform (https://www.replied.ai) and must accept RepliedAI terms of services mentioned on this page before using any of the services. End-User End user , end-user , subscriber , user , chatbot user refers to the person using the chatbot.  RepliedAI does not require end-user to accept any terms of services. It is the sole responsibility of RepliedAI Client to get the necessary approval from the end-user before any use of service. Terms of Services RepliedAI terms of services are mentioned below Registration By clicking on "Sign in" on the login page (https://console.replied.ai), you agree with our terms of services. We identify