File Upload in Studio Mode

The purpose of this document is to describe how to create a generative AI app in Studio Mode of iX Hello. After completing the following series of documents, you should be able to create a generative AI app for web chat and phone/text. This document also explain on how File Upload works in Studio Mode.

a. Prerequisites

b. Steps to Build Custom App

Let's have a look at how File Upload works in Studio Mode:

In AI-Contents, you see an option called Add New AI Content.

Click on Add New AI Content.

The user will be navigated to the following screen:

Add Training Content and URLs

You can directly add Training URLS, and for text content, you can select from available list of text content from the drop-down menu and click on Save.

Upload Files:

This feature supports multiple files formats and integrates with local storage, ensuring data security and accessibility.

File Formats

  • .PDF

  • .CSV

  • .DOCX

  • .XLSX

The "Choose Files" option allows you to upload data from your local device or computer to an online server or storage system. This feature facilitates the sharing of various file types, such as documents, images, and videos, over the internet.

Once file is uploaded then click on Save button.

Users can upload up to 10 files, with each file not exceeding 1 MB in size.

When a user attempts to upload more files than allowed, the application will display an error message indicating the limit has been exceeded.

After the files are uploaded, you can view them listed under "Files Selected." These chosen files will serve as the training data for the bot. This means that before responding to any user's queries, the bot will thoroughly analyze the attached documents and URLs provided. The comprehensiveness of this training data is vital as it equips the bot with the necessary context and information, ensuring more accurate and relevant responses to inquiries. Hence, ensuring the right files are selected for upload is crucial, as they form the foundation for the bot’s learning and subsequent interaction quality.

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