Instant - ChatGPT Bot on WhatsApp
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What is the OpenAI ChatBot?
AVAILABLE FROM VERSION 3.33.0
The ChatGPT Bot is an application that can be inserted in the action flow of a WhatsApp account to manage interactions with OpenAI models.
This feature is available for WhatsApp Channel and in this way it’s possible to insert a bot in the action flow to collect data about customers, which can be processed by agents.
An example of WhatsApp bot is reported below. First of all customer chats with bot and then the interaction is passed to agent:
Requirements
Cloud provider with service OpenAI is required to install the ChatBot (configuration in Tools section)
OpenAI credits loaded in OpenAI account
You have to enable feature on your license. You can send your request on License Portal
How to configure Chatbot with OpenAI
First of all, you need to setup Cloud Provider with OpenAI.
On Tools → Cloud Providers you need to configure an OpenAI Account, by inserting as Service OpenAI and ApiKey retrieved on your OpenAI account (find out how at this link).
In this way also users with relative permission on tools section, can configure their own keys.
Then you can edit your WhatsApp account and on Actions tab, you can insert in drag & drop routing the ChatGPT application
You can configure your bot:
Choose your OpenAI Cloud Provider Account
Select from the list your OpenAI bot created in OpenAI bots section
If you are using a version earlier than 3.36.0 you will have to configure your bot directly from the block section, following the same procedure described in OpenAI bots section)
How does it work?
With the configuration of ChatGPT as first application, all messages will be managed by the bot until it doesn't know what to say and the interaction will pass to the next block configured on action flow (for example a queue). When WhatsApp interaction enters in a queue and it is assigned to an agent, chatGPT gets disabled.
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