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

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

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

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

What’s New This week, it’s all about the action! We are bringing a new feature, labelled “actions“, which allows you to trigger actions in the dialogue. The first action is changing language in a dialogue, meaning you can detect someone is speaking another language and respond directly in his or her idioma. The second is

What’s New We’ve worked extensively on improving Languages. Firstly, we’ve added many new ‘official’ languages (including Arabic). Secondly, we’ve added the ability to create custom languages (Star Wars fans, get ready to have your bot speaking in Klingon!). Finally, we’ve made translations easier for natural languages (for example Creole), as you may copy from an

The last two weeks have been busy with many incremental changes. What’s New Accessibility. We believe the Web should be accessible to everyone. This is especially true with chatbots, as they are a great tool for people with disabilities, as they allow to reach content faster, typically thanks to AI. So we worked on our

What’s New We’ve been listening: using our editor was challenging on smaller screen. So, things have changed: you can now edit your chatbot’s dialog with more screen space! Regular actions have been put behind some shiny icons, a full-screen mode has been added, and a few more tweaks brought in to optimise display. This was

A round of behind-the-scenes fixes are bringing stabilisation this week. We got rid of some glitches around our cards, such as the automatic ordering of the versions. The translations now properly handle all types of variables, including dropdown values. And we’ve introduced a new language into our platform: Arabic.