# iX Hello RAG Website Bot using Quick Start App

Creating a Rag Bot using a quick app is straightforward and can be broken down into a series of manageable steps. By following these instructions, even beginners can set up a functional bot in a short amount of time.

### **Prerequisites**

To create an app using Quick Start follow [this](/ixhc/general/rag-file-upload/file-upload-in-studio-mode-1/quick-start-apps.md).

Click on the Quick Start app and choose RAG Assistant

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Fill in the General Information and Knowledge Base Data and Click on Save.

You find different means to upload the KB's:

* File Upload: Upload files containing text to help train your AI application -.PDF, .DOCX, .CSV, .XLS, .XLSX, .TXT-Files (max. 1 MB), maximum 10 files
* FAQ-Upload: Download FAQ template, enter your FAQs and upload to train bot.&#x20;
* Additional Information: Add additional information about your business that you would like your assistant to learn.
* Web URLs: Trains bot directly from web URLs, except where WAFs or other scrape blockers are in place.

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Once saved, you can see the app created, click on Activate.

After activating the application, click on chat now button.

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Bot will be launched; you now start the conversation with the chatbot.

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By following these detailed steps, you can successfully create, launch, and maintain a Rag Bot that meets your specific needs.


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