Voicebots are AI-powered virtual agents that can engage in voice conversations with users. They combine speech recognition, natural language processing, and text-to-speech technologies to provide automated voice interactions.
Only pipelines with audio input and output can be assigned as voicebot.
Voicebot Overview Voicebot Pipeline Example

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Create a new Voicebot

To create a new voicebot, take the following steps:
  1. Go to the “Voicebots” menu, and click “New” on the top-right side of the window.
  2. Name your voicebot and select a pipeline to work on. You can only choose a pipeline with audio input and output.
  3. Customize your voicebot UI.

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Configuration

Voicebot Builder

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Pipeline

The pipeline settings allow you to configure the input and output for your voicebot:
  • Pipeline: Choose a pipeline to make it a Voicebot. Only a pipeline with audio input/output can be selected.
  • Input: Select a node from the dropdown to specify the audio input source.
  • Output: Choose a node from the dropdown to define where the voicebot’s responses will be directed.

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Welcome Header

The Welcome Header section lets you customize the initial appearance and message of your voicebot:
  • Show Top Bar: Enable this to display a top bar in the voicebot interface.
  • Show Welcome Header: Toggle this to show or hide the welcome message.
  • Show Close Icon: Enable this to allow users to close the voicebot.
  • Display Image Size: Adjust the slider to set the size of any displayed images.

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Welcome Header

The Welcome Header section lets you customize the initial appearance and message of your voicebot:
  • Display Name: Enter the name of your voicebot.
  • Display Description: Set a welcome message or brief instruction.
  • Font Styles: Choose between normal or other styles for the name and description.
  • Display Description Alignment: Set the alignment of the description text.
  • Font Sizes: Adjust the font sizes for the display name and description.
  • Font Weights: Set the boldness of the fonts for the name and description.
  • Font Colors: Select colors for the display name and description text.

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Buttons

In the Button Customization section, you can tailor the appearance and text of various interactive elements in your voicebot interface:
  • Start Recording Button: You can customize the text that appears on the button users click to begin speaking.
  • Listening Button: This button’s text is displayed while the voicebot is actively listening to the user’s speech.
  • Generating Response Text: This field allows you to set the text that appears while the voicebot is processing the user’s input and formulating a response.
  • Button Text Color: Choose the color of the text on your buttons.
  • Button Font Size: Adjust the size of the text on your buttons.

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Styling

The Styling section lets you customize the overall look of your voicebot interface. You can set colors for three main elements:
  • Top Bar: Currently set to white.
  • Background: Also set to white.
  • Accent: Set to a purple shade, which is used for highlights and interactive elements.

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Bottom Bar

The Bottom Bar section allows you to add and customize a footer for your voicebot interface:
  • Powered by VectorShift: You can choose to display “Powered by VectorShift” in the bottom bar by checking this box.
  • Bottom Bar Text: Enter any additional text you want to appear in the bottom bar.
  • Bottom Bar Redirect URL: If you want the bottom bar to be clickable and lead to a specific webpage, enter the URL here.
  • Bottom Bar Icon URL: You can add an icon to the bottom bar by providing a URL to the image file.

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Avatars

  • Assistant Image URL: Enter the URL of the image you want to use as your voicebot’s avatar.
  • Launcher URL: This field is for specifying an image to be used as the launcher icon for your voicebot.

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Export

Voicebot Export
  • Deployment Enabled: Toggle this switch to activate your voicebot.
  • Share Voicebot URL: A unique URL is generated for your voicebot. You can click “Open Voicebot” to test it directly. Copy the URL to share it with others.
  • Protect with SSO Auth: Enable this if you want to restrict access using Single Sign-On authentication.
  • Protect with Password: Toggle this on to set a password for accessing your voicebot.

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Embedding your Voicebot

You can integrate the voicebot into your website or application using two methods:
  1. Script Embedding: Use the provided <script> tag to add the voicebot as a widget. This method is suitable for various platforms like Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Webflow, and WordPress.
  2. iFrame Embedding: An <iframe> code snippet is provided for embedding the voicebot directly into your web page. You can adjust the width and height attributes as needed.
To use either embedding method:
  1. Copy the respective code snippet.
  2. Paste it into the HTML of your website where you want the voicebot to appear.
  3. Adjust any parameters if necessary.