Your Zendesk bot can leverage help center articles to provide answers to customer questions. In the Behavior tab, expand the If the bot finds relevant articles section. You can choose to generate AI replies, recommend articles, or not answer based on articles. If you opt for AI-generated replies, the bot will use your help center content to create concise answers. Ensure your help center permissions are set correctly to control which articles are suggested.
You can easily customize the standard responses for your Zendesk conversation bot to better suit your needs. To do this, navigate to the Admin Center, click on Channels in the sidebar, and then select Bots and automations > Bots. From there, click…
Zendesk conversation bots come with several standard responses that you can customize. These include the initial greeting when a conversation starts, responses when the bot finds relevant articles, feedback responses after the bot answers,…
Setting up a welcome message for your Zendesk bot is straightforward. Go to the Behavior tab in the bot settings and expand the Start of the conversation section. You can choose to send a greeting and suggest answers or start with a specific…
If your Zendesk bot needs clarification during a conversation, you can set up an automatic response to ask for more information. In the Behavior tab, expand the If the bot needs clarification section and select the option to ask the customer for…
When a question matches multiple intents, the Zendesk bot can suggest up to three possible intents for the user to choose from. This feature is available if your account has a matched intent model. You can configure this in the Behavior tab under…
The fallback response is used when the Zendesk bot can't find an answer to a customer's question. To set it up, go to the Behavior tab and expand the If the bot can't understand a question section. Enter a message for when no help center articles…