Explore a site
The import follows the internal links from the address you give, to find the available pages.
Website importWebsite import turns your pages
Website import turns your pages
into a source of answers.
Website import brings the useful pages of a site into your knowledge base, for your teams and your chatbots.
Web address → Chosen pages → Base
What you can do
Website import: from content to practice.
Choose the scope
Select the pages worth keeping, to build a corpus that fits what you need.
Put the content to work
Find the key information, question your pages and use them as sources for a chatbot.
How it works
Website import: three steps to begin.
Give the site
Enter the web address to explore.
Select the pages
Choose the relevant content and import it into your base.
Check and use
Review the information, then open the uses you want: search, writing or chatbot.
A concrete use
A website import in the service of your visitors
Gather the descriptions of your offers and your frequent answers to feed a chatbot. Review the corpus to spot information that is out of date or contradictory.
Frequently asked questions
What you want to know about website import.
Does the whole site have to be imported?
No, and it is not even advisable. Choose the pages that carry authority: offers, services, frequent questions. Stale news pages blur the answers.
What happens to pages that change?
Imported content is frozen at the date of the import. Decide who runs it again and how often, especially for pricing pages.
Can we import a site that is not ours?
Technically yes; legally it depends. Internal use of public documentation is not republication: check before you send the answers outside.
How do we avoid duplicates with our own documents?
By choosing one source of truth per subject. If a public page and an internal procedure say the same thing differently, keep the one that governs. Two competing versions in a base produce unstable answers.
