Copilot is your chatbot's management assistant. Instead of navigating between tabs to configure settings, fix bad answers, or set up integrations, you describe what you need and Copilot handles it.
How to get there: Go to Setup > Chatbot in the top menu, click your chatbot. The Copilot tab is the first tab and opens by default.
Copilot is a chat interface. Type what you want in plain language and it will either do it directly or guide you to the right place. Behind the scenes, Copilot delegates your request to one of four specialized agents depending on what you need.
When you open Copilot, you see contextual suggestions based on your chatbot's current state. These are things Copilot noticed you might want to address, like missing training data, a wrong answer that needs fixing, or a feature you haven't set up yet. Click a suggestion to start, or type your own question.
Tell Copilot about a wrong answer and it will investigate: find the conversation, check what the bot referenced, identify the source of the problem, and fix it. It can edit training text, add Q&A items, hide incorrect training content, add behavior rules, and verify the fix worked.
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Change your chatbot's tone, opening message, language, response length, and other settings without navigating through menus.
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Create and manage lead flows that collect visitor information during conversations.
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Create rules that determine when and how you get notified about conversations.
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Connect your chatbot to external services so it can look up data, log leads, or perform actions during conversations. Copilot handles the technical setup for you.
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Add websites for crawling, create text snippets, or add FAQ items to teach your chatbot new information.
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Update the CTA message (the text bubble that appears near your chat widget), brand colors, and position.
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Simulate a visitor message and see exactly how your chatbot would respond, including what training content it uses to answer.
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Copilot searches Boei's documentation to answer questions about features and best practices.
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For things Copilot cannot change directly (file uploads, Google Calendar connection, custom styling, account billing), it tells you exactly where to go.
The suggestion rows below the input bar are contextual. They change based on your chatbot's state:
Click the X on any suggestion to dismiss it. Dismissed suggestions won't come back unless the underlying condition changes (for example, if you dismiss "add training data" and later delete all your training data, it will reappear).
Copilot uses credits the same way the rest of your chatbot does. Each interaction counts toward your monthly credit usage. The credit counter appears at the bottom of the chat during a session.