About Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flows
Build bots within Architect and then integrate them into Architect call, chat, and message flows. This process unifies the bot and flow authoring experience for administrators, flow authors, and contact center managers. Genesys supports third-party TTS engines. For information about Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flows supported languages, see Genesys Cloud supported languages. This feature is PCI DSS-compliant and you can use them in Architect secure call flows. For information about PCI DSS, see PCI DSS compliance.
Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flows features and concepts
Learn about Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flows key features and concepts. Understand how important aspects of bot building help you during your organization’s flow design and learn how bots and flows work together.
- Key concepts of Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flows
- Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flows pricing
- Best practice recommendations for building bots in Architect
- Work with Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flows
- Intents overview
- Slots and slot types overview
- Utterances overview
- Confirmations overview
- Learning overview
- Natural Language Understanding menu
- Insights and Optimizations menu overview
Build a bot flow in Architect
Learn how to use built-in templates and logic that you can customize to fit your organization’s needs.
- Create a Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flow video tutorial
- Build a bot with Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flows
- Use Architect to create a bot for an inbound flow
- Work with intents in a bot flow
- Use built-in slot types in a bot flow
- Use custom list slot types in a bot flow
- Use custom dynamic list slot types in a bot flow
- Use custom regular expression slot types in a bot flow
- Test a regular expression slot type
- Work with utterances
- Map slots to utterances
- Export utterance history
- Add slot types and utterances to intents for supported languages in a flow
- Use learning to improve your bot
- Delete multiple utterances at a time
- Pass data to and from a bot
- Work with quick replies in bot conversations
Bot flow settings and resources
Set up and use resources for your bot flow.
Bot flow actions and tasks
Understand the available Architect actions that you can implement into your bots and flows.
Use Architect prompts in bot flows
Learn about the types of prompts available in Architect and how to add and maintain them in bot flows, including configuring prompt resources, editing prompts, and bulk importing prompt files.
Enhance a bot flow in Architect with advanced features
Learn how to use built-in templates and logic that you can customize to fit your organization’s needs.
Understand intent health
Intent health helps guide you as you build out your intents and gives you the tools to improve more easily and accurately the performance of your intents and training utterances.
Use knowledge and artificial intelligence in Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flows
Use Genesys Virtual Agent to create an advanced conversational bot powered by Genesys AI that can handle customers the same way a human agent can. Virtual Agents allow for more personalized and helpful self-service interactions that can increase your deflection rates. The knowledge workbench allows a knowledge author to create and manage knowledge articles, fine-tune the search process, and view the performance of knowledge bases. Knowledge bases are sets of predefined knowledge articles that respond to queries by customers.
- Add knowledge to your bot
- Control knowledge behavior in your bot flow
- About the knowledge workbench V2
- About Genesys Virtual Agent
- Virtual Agent intent and utterance generation overview
- Generate intents and utterances based on a description for Virtual Agent and Copilot
- Use AI Powered slot types in a bot flow
- Virtual Agent slot authoring recommendations and limitations
- Free form slot capture examples
- Knowledge base content search overview
- Genesys Cloud AI
Use intent miner to mine intents in Genesys Dialog Engine Bot Flows
Work with rich media in message interactions
Administrators can set up quick replies and cards in bot conversations. Quick replies are responses that customers can select as a reply during a message interaction. Quick replies allow for fast and structured responses, enabling you to offer simple, guided answers to direct messages by choosing from a list of options. Cards are bot responses that contain an image, title, body, and list of buttons. Customers can interact with the cards by clicking a button.
Additional resources
Access more resources to help design and build bots and bot flows in Architect.