Natural language entry point
Let users ask in their own words and still land on the right article.
ChattyBox turns public knowledge base content into immediate answers, while citations keep users connected to the articles your team maintains.
ChattyBox rastrea su documentación existente, indexa el contenido para su recuperación e incorpora un chatbot que responde utilizando sus documentos en lugar de la memoria del modelo genérico.
Choose the public knowledge base articles that should answer user questions.
Crawl the site, sitemap, or selected URLs in ChattyBox.
Test common questions and verify cited source articles.
Use content gaps to improve articles and expand self-service coverage.
Three-step launch
Users often know their question but not the exact article title. ChattyBox bridges that gap with answers grounded in your source content.
Let users ask in their own words and still land on the right article.
Citations make answers easier to verify and keep traffic flowing to source pages.
Start from public pages or a sitemap instead of migrating content into a new system.
Questions without good answers become a prioritized list for article updates.
Browse the main ChattyBox use cases for website, documentation, support, SaaS, CMS, and WordPress teams.
Turn technical docs into a self-serve support assistant that answers with source links.
Use a content-grounded chatbot to handle repetitive website, help center, and docs questions before users open a support ticket.
Use the step-by-step launch checklist for documentation chatbot rollout.
It can work with public, crawlable knowledge base pages and help centers where the content can be indexed.
No. ChattyBox uses your published pages as source content.
Yes. Citations can send users to the exact source article behind each answer.
Review unanswered questions and update the articles that should have answered them.