A little less than a couple of months ago, we released a brand new Xenioo channel enabling Alexa publishing. Today we’re thrilled to update our channel offer with yet another voice platform: Google Assitant! In this post we’re going to explore how the multi-channel approach of Xenioo works and how you can publish your chatbot…
In a previous tutorial, we saw how to create and deploy a Telegram chatbot using Xenioo. While we did cover the basics of single and group conversations and the concept of bot privacy, we didn’t go into the depths on how to fully manage a Telegram group chatbot. This time we are going to see exactly…
The natural evolution of pure conversational chatbots is probably being transformed into fully functional voice assistants. Alexa, Google Assistant, Duplex and other emerging technologies will seamlessly integrate into our devices and offer conversational interactions that (hopefully) mimic real human interactions.Many have been asking us to make available this kind of integration inside Xenioo and our team…
Chatbots are quickly evolving and moving from the typical buttons-clicking experiences to a real, meaningful conversational experience. Multiple real world applications demand a deeper user relation and a better general usage experience. While probably not yet passing a touring test, your chatbot can already be of great help in multiple applications like first level support,…
In our previous tutorial, we learned how to create a bot that uses Xenioo’s Natural Language Processing engine to detect and react to user input. In this lesson we will expand the example further by creating different switches that alter the chat flow, thereby ensuring that our pizza order is complete. You can follow our…
Now that we’ve explored just about all of the possible contents that our chatbot can display, is time to move a little behind the scenes and discover the sheer number of customization and automation features that Xenioo offers. In this less we’re going to configure and train our first AI-driven content, and apply it to a…
