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# 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
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.
* 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.
Once saved, you can see the app created, click on Activate.
After activating the application, click on chat now button.
Bot will be launched; you now start the conversation with the chatbot.
By following these detailed steps, you can successfully create, launch, and maintain a Rag Bot that meets your specific needs.
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