Stories
Stories are your bot's answers to Rules (users' questions).
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Stories are your bot's answers to Rules (users' questions).
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Access Stories from the left-hand navigation panel. The main dashboard consists of:
ID
Story
Unique Users who interacted with the story
Number of viewers who viewed the story
Time spent interacting with the story
Average sentiment
Links to this (specific) Story
Created At
View/Duplicate/Delete story
To add a new story, click on the add new story button on the top right corner of the page.
Story Name - The name you would give your Story.
Example " Greetings", "Seafood Menu", "List of Schools". This is required and important in identifying the story in other parts of the platform.
Story Language is the language that story will be able to converse in.
Send alert to - This can be a set to a list of email addresses for notification.
Stats - Descriptive statistics including total impressions, average sentiment and total time spent in minutes from your users on this story.
Add Response - Add a response type to the story.
Add Quick Reply.
What will they say next? - Anticipate response and add to the flow in the form of conversation.
Cancel/Duplicate/Broadcast/Delete story.
Preview/Save story.
Click on +add response to add text, image, action, webhook, cards, and document responses.
Click here to find out more about text, image, action, webhook, cards and document.
Quick Replies
Quick replies provide a way to present a set of up to 13 buttons in conversation. You can also use quick replies to request a person's location, email address, and phone number. These are like “suggestions” or “autocomplete” tips to help the user decide what to reply. These are dynamic inputs for BotDistrikt. Clicking on a quick reply is the same as typing the text inside.
You may add buttons only to a text and card response.
A button can be linked to the following:
Website URL
Story
Phone number
Text
☑️ URL
You may add a URL to the button and when users click on the button, they will be redirected to the URL in a web browser. If you encounter an error, please check that the website starts with HTTP or HTTPS.
️️☑️ Story
You may link the button to a Story. When the user clicks the button, the story triggers. You may also create a new story here by typing a story name.
☑️ Phone
You may link the button to a phone number. Once the user clicks on the button, they will trigger a phone call to the listed number. Depending on which messaging app is used, the phone call will use the app's phone functionality. The phone number must begin with + followed by the country code. Example +65/+1/+44, etc.
☑️ Text
The Text button mimics the quick replies. It is an alternative method of providing quick replies but is tied down to its text or card response. This is beneficial to messaging apps that do not support quick replies but only support buttons.
