Bot in Gallabox
Create personalized chatbots effortlessly with Gallabox! Whether starting from scratch or using our diverse templates, follow simple steps to craft engaging bots for impactful customer interactions.
Ready to explore the world of chatbot creation in Gallabox? Whether you're starting from scratch or leveraging our diverse templates, follow these simple steps to effortlessly craft, edit, and enhance your bots for impactful and engaging customer interactions. Let's dive in and master the art of chatbot creation!
Create a Bot in Gallabox
You can create a Bot in Gallabox using three options - Build with AI, Use a Template, or Start from Scratch.

Edit or Update a Bot
After creation of the bot, you can edit the details like the Bot Name, or the time you want the bot to wait for the response from the user after the last question you asked, or the message you want to share with the customer after the wait time, or the action you want the bot to do at the end of the conversation. Follow the below GIF to get an understanding.

Clone a Bot
To clone a bot, follow these steps:
Find the bot you wish to clone within your list of bots. Click on the 'Clone Bot' option for the bot you selected. The entire bot, including all its flows and settings, will be duplicated. The new bot will have 'copy of' prefixed to its name.

All connectors, templates, and actions are retained within the same account. All the flows in the duplicated bot will be in the draft state. You will have to publish them individually.

Log data and session data will be cleared in the cloned bot.

If the bot being cloned is a default bot, the cloned bot will not be marked as a default bot.
Copying a bot in Gallabox keeps its settings and data unchanged.
Bot Logs
Logs provides an overview of different flows details like the flow name, associated intents, last published date, session completion statistics, and overall status. This summary allows users to track the performance and status of various flows within Gallabox.

When the Bot limit for the plan you are subscribed to has been reached and you would want more number of Bots in your account, reach out to the support team on [email protected].

Voice-enabled bot
Gallabox now supports voice input and output for bot interactions. Hereβs how you can configure and use it effectively.
"Voice" refers to a note recorded directly in WhatsApp, not an audio file like a song or an externally.
To enable the voice for your bot, check for the toggle under the Custom Configurations while creating a Bot.

Nodes That Accept Voice Input But Donβt Use It for Response Validation
Ask Location and Ask File cards can accept voice input. However, voice input will not be considered a valid response to the questions for these two nodes.
Nodes That Support Voice Input and Matching
For the following nodes, Gallabox will transcribe the voice input, match it to the correct option, select it, and store the result in a variable (if applicable):
Asking Questions as Voice Messages
The following Ask nodes now support delivering the question as a voice message instead of text:
These nodes support three modes of question delivery:
Text
The question is sent as regular text
Static Voice
Record and send a pre-recorded voice message
Dynamic Voice
Type your message (with optional variables), select a voice style, and Gallabox will generate and send it as a voice message
Sending Voice Notes with a Bot
To send a voice note to the user:
Use the Send Voice card in your bot flow.
Choose between:
Static Voice: Upload or record a voice note manually.
Dynamic Voice: Enter your message as text (can include variables), select a voice type, and Gallabox will convert it to audio and send it to the customer.
Intent Matching with Voice
If a bot is configured to accept voice input:
Gallabox will transcribe the voice message.
The transcription will be used for intent matching within the flow logic.
Delete Bot
Deleting a bot can impact active conversations, automation flows, and channel assignments. To prevent disruption, Gallabox introduces warnings, validations, and restrictions based on the botβs role in your workspace.
Depending on whether the bot is set as a default for any channel or not, the deletion flow varies:
Deleting a Non-Default Bot
A confirmation popup will appear showing active conversations tied to the bot. You must choose what to do with these:
The Delete button will remain disabled until one of these options is selected. If there are 0 active conversations, the options wonβt appear and deletion is allowed directly.
On successful deletion:
Conversations are moved as per your choice. Logs are updated in both Conversation Report and Activity Log.
Deleting a Default Bot (Blocked)
If a bot is set as default for any WhatsApp channel, deletion will be blocked.
Youβll see a message like this:
Delete "bot name" π Heads-up
This bot is currently set as the default for the following channels. Channel Name 1,Channel Name 2 You must change your assignment before proceeding.
Go to assignments
A Go to Assignments button is provided for quick redirection.
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