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Use your website as a source of knowledge for the bot to use
eesel AI can use your website pages as a source of knowledge. It's a great way to test, and provide context about your company for the bot to use as general knowldge.
You can also crawl specific pathways of your website, like an FAQ or Product section, to enable the bot to have knowledge of more specific information that's available on your site.
eesel AI can also provide links to your website pages as part of its responses, by simply prompting it to do so.
There are two ways to add your website as a source for the bot:
Using our website crawler
Using our browser extension
Website crawler
To use the website crawler, simply:
Login to your eesel AI account, select the bot you want to train
Click Integrations > Website
Add your website URL
Optional: specify which URL paths to include or exclude
Wait for the crawler to index your pages!
Review the links by clicking on your website under the integrations sidebar on the left.
Browser extension
To use the browser extension to index specific public pages, or index private pages:
Download our browser extension
Login to your eesel AI account and select your bot from the extension's bot dropdown
Navigate to the pages you want to add
Open the extension and select Sources > Add current tab or add all tabs.
Your pages will appear in the eesel dashboard on the sidebar instantly for use!
Common Troubleshooting Tips
If you're having trouble crawling your site, here are some tips:
Ensure that you've entered the correct URL
Double check any excluded or included pathways
If attempting to use the crawler, ensure that it's a publicly accessible site.
If it's still not crawling despite public then try to add the sitemap to the crawler instead
If there's a large volume of pages, sometimes it can take time for the dashboard to catch up.
If you are still experiencing any issues, please reach out to support.
Note: Trial users do have crawl limits, so use the extension to be selective about what pages you want to use for testing.
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