How long does the setup take?
In plain language
That depends on the scope. An assistant that only answers questions is ready sooner than one with a shop. The technical part is done quickly. Most of the time goes into preparing your content. You create an account and an assistant and add your knowledge. Then you place a line of code on your page. After the first talk we give you a time frame.
Answer
That depends on the scope. A website assistant that answers questions and captures leads is, in our experience, ready to go faster than a solution with shop connection, cart and individual actions. After the initial consultation, we give you a concrete framework.
The technical integration itself is quickly done via the code snippet; the larger share is the preparation of the content and the coordination of the actions. We discuss the process and the fitting building blocks via the contact page; the services overview gives you an idea.
The order is short: create the account, confirm the address, create the assistant, add knowledge, place one script line on the page. None of these steps waits for activation by us. A newly created assistant is a draft at first and does not answer until you set it active and switch the window on; the confirmation token for the address has its own expiry and can be requested again.
The pace is set by the knowledge base, not by the technology. One run reads at most 25 pages, larger websites are therefore split into several sources, and the index only switches over once a version is complete. Before going live, a probe set of your own questions is worthwhile: it shows whether the answers hit the right passage and where something is still missing. Which test cases are suitable is described in the article acceptance testing before go-live.
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