Link to tool Log in to the app if you have not already done so. Select the bot’s language. Select the bot’s timezone. Click on the Browse… file button. If the file is in the correct format, you will see the contents of the CSV file displayed in tabular format. And the Download agent ZIP…

You can use the 10 column CSV format if you would also like to add the following to your ES bot contexts more than one response from your bot Action field (which is sent to webhook) Enable the Webhook toggle Column descriptions The first 4 columns are the same as the 4 column CSV format….

Link to tool Log in to the app if you have not already done so. Select the bot’s language. Select the bot’s timezone. Click on the Browse… file button. If the file is in the correct format, you will see the contents of the CSV file displayed in tabular format. And the Download agent ZIP…

Link to tool Using the converter for the 2 column CSV file is straightforward. Log in to the app if you have not already done so. Select the bot’s language. Select the bot’s timezone. Click on the Browse… file button. If the file is in the correct format, you will see the contents of the…

You can use the 4 column CSV format when you want to add multiple training phrases and multiple responses per intent. Column description IntentID – group all information associated with a given intent using this IntentID must be an integer every row in the CSV file must have an IntentID use a new IntentID for…

You can use the 2 column CSV format when you want to add only a single training phrase and single response per intent. Column descriptions Query – this is the training phrase which will be added into the intent Response – this will be the bot’s response

Download the sample 10 Column CSV file Sign in to Airtable Create a new base Click on Add or Import Choose CSV file Select the 10 column CSV file that you downloaded in the first step and upload the CSV file Import the file into the base The first row is the Header row Now…

Download the sample 4 Column CSV file Sign in to Airtable Create a new base Click on Add or Import Choose CSV file Select the 4 column CSV file that you downloaded in the first step and upload the CSV file Import the file into the base The first row is the Header row Now…

Download the sample 2 Column CSV file Sign in to Airtable Create a new base Click on Add or Import Choose CSV file Select the 2 column CSV file that you downloaded in the first step and upload the CSV file Import the file into the base The first row is the Header row Now…