Developing a roadmap to a smart chatbot

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However, if you are looking for a smart Chatbot that you can build yourself and economical, go for a chatbot builder platform like Kompose. It is a very helpful option to have in a limited budget, and timeframe.

Now, talking about the chatbot builders, you can create a Chatbot on Kompose in 10 minutes.

Kompose is a GUI bot builder based on natural language conversations for Human-Computer interaction. You don’t need any coding skills to master Kompose. It has a simple, intuitive, and easy-to-use interface.

Now that you know you can easily create a chatbot on a chatbot builder. It’s time to learn about devising a smart user roadmap for your chatbot. A roadmap is a path that users can follow to get answers to their queries. Here are things that you need to discuss with the chatbot development team in order to successfully get through the process:

Define clear objective or KPI’s
Features you want to have
Calculate your budget
Analyse the dynamic & presence you want to have in the entire advertising data process
Prediction of future maintenance
Also, ensure you clearly discuss with the Chatbot development team about how often your organization will want to connect. Don’t forget about the demos. Please make sure you convey your Chatbot development team very clearly of what kind of story you want your chatbot to convey. Whether you want its tone to be conversational or just crisp and concise. It is very important that you highlight each point to the team very clearly. Only then can they create the kind of chatbot that best serves your product & organization.

How to create use cases
1. Use cases help you define specific actions for a Chatbot. Imagine all the questions or doubts a user can have when they first land on your website. When defining use cases for your customers it is important to get in their shoes and look at the product from their perspective. Tell the chatbot builder team all the functionalities that your chatbot should be able to answer

2. Try to have multiple short questions. So, for example, the user can ask what the pricing of the marketing service is. Instead of them asking about what the pricing is, which constitutes all technical, Sales, and Marketing sections. The more specific the questions are, the more insight they can provide to the users.