Settings
The Settings section allows you to configure and manage your knowledge base, user access, API integration, and branding. Below is a detailed explanation of each tab inside Settings:
Knowledge Base Tab
This tab allows you to configure the core information and behavior of the knowledge base.
Sections:
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Knowledge Base Name:
Enter a name for the knowledge base.
Eg:Travel Support KB
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Description:
Provide a summary of what the knowledge base is for.
Eg:This KB helps answer common travel-related questions.
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Prompt Settings:
Customize the chatbot’s default reply logic.- Prompt Title: The starting message expected from users. Eg:
Hi
- Prompt Content: The bot’s auto-response. Eg:
Hello! How can I help you?
- Prompt Title: The starting message expected from users. Eg:
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Model Settings:
Choose the AI model and temperature value to define response style.- Model: Eg:
Pro
- Temperature: Controls creativity. Recommended:
0.2
or0.0
for accuracy
- Model: Eg:
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Make it Default:
Toggle this ON if you want this to be the default knowledge base when the app loads.
Sharing Tab
Use this tab to control who can access or manage your knowledge base.
- User Email Address: Enter the email of the person you want to share access with.
- Access Roles:
- Viewer: Can ask questions in Playground
- Editor: Can view and add data but not delete
- Owner: Full control – add, edit, delete KB content
Example:
- Add
john@company.com
as an Editor so he can contribute content, but not delete the KB.
API Key Management
This tab allows you to generate API keys to integrate your knowledge base into external websites or applications.
Create New API Key
- Key Name: A name to identify this key. Eg:
test-key
- Domain Name: The domain where the chatbot will be embedded. Eg:
https://support.curatu.ai
Click Generate to create the key.
Generated API Keys Table
- Name: Name of the key
- Domain: Linked website
- API Key: Masked key for security
- Created By & Date: Who and when it was created
- Actions: Copy, View, or Delete keys
Branding Customization
The Branding Customization tab allows you to personalize the look and feel of the chatbot and emails it sends. This helps align the chatbot interface and communications with your company’s brand identity.
Chatbot Navigation and Color Schema
Customize the visual appearance of your chatbot widget.
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Chatbot Title:
Set the chatbot’s name as it will appear in the header.
Eg:TravelBot
,Support Assistant
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Primary Color & Secondary Color:
Define the color scheme of the chatbot using hex or CSS color codes.
Eg:#0052cc
for Primary and#edf2f7
for Secondary -
Chatbot Logo Path:
Provide the image path or URL for the chatbot logo that will appear in the interface.
Eg:/images/chatbot-logo.png
Chatbot Greeting Message and Terms
Configure what users see when the chatbot greets them and add your legal message.
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Greeting Message:
This is the first message users will see when the chatbot starts.
Eg:Hi there! How can I assist you today?
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Terms and Conditions:
Add a short disclaimer or link to your terms and conditions.
Eg:By continuing, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms.
Email Body and Footer Content
Customize the content of chatbot-generated emails.
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Email Body Title:
This will appear at the top of the email body.
Eg:Here’s the chat transcript from your recent support session.
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Email Footer Content:
Add a branded message or legal note to appear in the email footer.
Eg:This message was sent from Curatu Support. Please do not reply to this email.
Email Transcript Customizations
Control how chat transcripts are emailed to users.
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Email Subject Line:
Set the subject of the email.
Eg:Your Curatu Chat Transcript
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Email Logo Path:
Insert a logo into the email (path or hosted image URL).
Eg:/images/email-logo.png
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Sender Preview Name:
The name that appears as the sender of the email.
Eg:Curatu Support Team
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Sender Email Address:
Define the part before the domain for the sender email.
Eg:support
forsupport@curatu.ai
Once all fields are filled, click Save Changes to apply your branding.