Release Notes from Deeplink. Discover the latest features and bug fixes to the product.
We’re happy to release a new version of our beloved Beetle. As of today, our chatbots detect the users’ language automatically, and switches to it (if it is part of the supported idioms). This means that if a user loads the chatbot in French, but actually asks a question in English, the conversation will continue […]
Beetle 2.4.1: Language Detection Read More »
We’re excited to bring you the integration of ChatGPT into our chatbot platform. Thanks to a simple action call, you can provide an answer to your customers that comes from the AI engine of OpenAI. This can be very useful when you own bot doesn’t have a foreseen answer on a new or unrecognised topic:
Beetle 2.4.0: ChatGPT Read More »
Hello, As the end of the year approaches and our product has grown, it seemed appropriate to take stock and launch our first Deeplink newsletter. Don’t panic, no spam, just an episodic email to keep in touch and inform you about the evolutions of our solution. Enjoy your reading, and have a great holiday season!
Product News – December 2022 Read More »
This week we’ve got things running smoother with our AI. We’ve coupled last release’s “Automated Data Enrichment” with an automatic training of the AI engine, and deployment to production. This means that every time your data gets better in one language, we not only enrich it synthetically in the other idioms, but we also make
Beetle 2.3.1: Smooth AI Read More »
We’re very happy to bring you several big changes this week. First, we’ve overhauled our mechanism for bot duplication. A copy of a bot now not only keeps the dialog in it’s complete form, it also contains all the intents and associated sentences for a ready-to-go AI engine. Secondly, our chatbot’s layout on smartphones has
Beetle 2.3.2: Duplication Read More »
We took a break for a bit, but now, we’re back in the saddle! This week we fixed a few things. First of all, our spotlight feature has been improved: a new handling of layer-ordre reduces chances of overlapping content, and a bug preventing closure has been squashed. Then a bug related to the design
Beetle 2.2.1: Resumption Read More »
These last weeks, we’ve been working on the AI engine, making it more powerful in all languages, including custom languages (i.e. dialects). Variables can no be left empty. You can use conditional logic to check is there is any value assigned: just compare the result with empty, by not putting anything. And we’ve ironed out
Beetle 1.11.1: Smarter AI Read More »
Time for an update on our latest developments. We’ve been working on the platform’s stabilisation & optimisation, especially on the automatic translation tools. It’s an ongoing task. We’ve also got some novelty: we’re launching two new features today. The first allows you to open a Deeplink chatbot in the middle of a dialog. This is
Beetle 1.10.1: Stable & Gentle Read More »
We’ve been silent for a few weeks, hard at work on one of our platform’s core features. Today we have very happy to present you with a new version of our Data Collection Tool. In our push to make AI more accessible, we’ve rethought the way you create a campaign, the way people complete the
Beetle 1.8.1: Redesigned Data Campaigns Read More »
What’s New In this release, we’ve addressed several small issues. Announced in the last release, the sending of card’s had been empowered, to allow the specification of one or several recipient(s), a subject and a sender name. Note that these fields can be dynamic, if you use variables. We’ve also fixed a few bugs, linked
Beetle 1.6.3: Increments Read More »
