Configure Different Welcome Messages In Chatbot Using URL Patterns

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The welcome message is the initial message presented to the user, and it establishes a brief line of communication by assisting the user in connecting with the business and encouraging their participation.
A chatbot greeting message is an excellent way to make a positive first impression on new or returning customers. These statements can not only provide a good first impression, but they may also enable dialogues and make clients feel at ease while navigating a website.

When building any bot, the primary aim is to engage the user in a meaningful conversation. One of the best ways to achieve this goal is to ensure that from the moment the user first logs in, they understand your bot’s main purpose and capabilities, the reason why your bot was created. Depending on where the user begins the chat, this article explains how to set up distinct welcome messages using the Kompose bot to help you, welcome users to your bot.

At Kommunicate, we make it easy to create a welcome message advertising data with our Kompose Bot Builder.

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Learn more about Chatbot Builder
Kompose is a GUI bot builder based on natural language conversations for human-computer interaction. You don’t need to have any coding skills to master Kompose. It has a simple, intuitive and user-friendly interface. If you haven’t built your bot yet, you can refer to our article on “How to create a chatbot” and start developing one.

To set up different welcome messages in Kompose, please follow the below instructions.

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Step 1: Go to the Bot integrations section
First, you need to login into your Kommunicate dashboard. If you do not have a Kommunicate account, you can sign up for free.
Navigate to the ‘Bot Integration‘ under the “Bot Integrations” section click “Create a bot with Kompose( Chatbot Builder)”.
In the ‘Bot profile’ page, Set up your Bot by providing Bot Name & Language then ‘Save and proceed