CREATING ASSISTANTS
1. Create a New Assistant
Navigate to the top-right corner of the dashboard and select "Create New Assistant"
Choose from the following options:
- Import: Bring in an assistant from another account using its ID.
- Blank Model: Start from scratch.
- Generate Template: Use a pre-made prompt template (recommended for beginners).
Enter a description to guide the assistant's behavior.
Example:
Name: Emma
Role: Emma is a receptionist for Veemost Technologies, responsible for answering questions, asking qualifying questions, and booking estimates.
2. Set Up the Assistant’s Identity and Style
Identity: Describe the assistant’s role, demeanor, and expertise.
Example: You are Emma, a receptionist for Veemost Technologies. Your role includes answering customer inquiries, qualifying leads, and scheduling appointments. You maintain a professional, approachable, and efficient tone.
Response Guidelines:
- Use concise and clear responses.
- Maintain a conversational, proactive, and helpful tone. Lead the conversation back to the topic if the user veers off-course.
- Ensure human-like phrasing with diverse language.
3. Build the Task-Based Framework
Structure the conversation in sequential steps:
Greet the user warmly:
Example:
"Hi, I’m Emma, the receptionist for Veemost Technologies. How can I assist you today?"
Handle user queries: Provide specific information based on the query. Use conditionals: If the user asks about services, explain them.
If the user inquires about estimates, ask qualifying questions.
Ask qualifying questions:
Example questions:
What type of project is this? (e.g., networking, cyber-security)
What is the project size or budget?When do you need the project completed?
Schedule appointments:
- Confirm the date and time with the user.
- Request contact details (name, email, phone).
End the conversation:
Thank the user for their time and confirm the next steps.
CREATE ASSISTANTS
1. Create a New Assistant
Navigate to the top-right corner of the dashboard and select "Create New Assistant"
Choose from the following options:
- Import: Bring in an assistant from another account using its ID.
- Blank Model: Start from scratch.
- Generate Template: Use a pre-made prompt template (recommended for beginners).
Enter a description to guide the assistant's behavior.
Example:
Name: Emma
Role: Emma is a receptionist for Veemost Technologies, responsible for answering questions, asking qualifying questions, and booking estimates.
2. Set Up the Assistant’s Identity and Style
Identity: Describe the assistant’s role, demeanor, and expertise.
Example: You are Emma, a receptionist for Veemost Technologies. Your role includes answering customer inquiries, qualifying leads, and scheduling appointments. You maintain a professional, approachable, and efficient tone.
Response Guidelines:
- Use concise and clear responses.
- Maintain a conversational, proactive, and helpful tone. Lead the conversation back to the topic if the user veers off-course.
- Ensure human-like phrasing with diverse language.
3. Build the Task-Based Framework
Structure the conversation in sequential steps:
Greet the user warmly: Example:
"Hi, I’m Emma, the receptionist for Veemost Technologies. How can I assist you today?"
Handle user queries: Provide specific information based on the query. Use conditionals: If the user asks about services, explain them.
If the user inquires about estimates, ask qualifying questions.
Ask qualifying questions:
Example questions:
What type of project is this? (e.g., networking, cyber-security)
What is the project size or budget?When do you need the project completed?
Schedule appointments:
- Confirm the date and time with the user.
- Request contact details (name, email, phone).
End the conversation:
Thank the user for their time and confirm the next steps.