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Building AI chatbots involves a deep understanding of advanced technologies and careful planning to ensure it meets the specific needs of users. At Softsquare, we designed a chatbot that enhances customer support by offering context-aware responses based on our product documentation.

Building product chatbots has become vital in delivering timely and accurate customer support, as they help streamline interactions and reduce workload.

When building AI-powered chatbots, much attention is given to designing prompts that produce accurate and helpful responses.

Prompt Engineering is the practice of crafting and refining instructions, known as “prompts,” given to AI models to generate accurate and contextually relevant responses. Effective prompt design enhances the performance, accuracy, and usability of AI systems. Moreover, this process involves iteratively tweaking prompts to ensure the AI’s understanding of queries improves, leading to better, more meaningful results.

Deactivating users in Salesforce often involves multiple steps, making it a time-consuming task—especially in large organizations. From transferring record ownership to removing permissions, each step adds complexity to offboarding.

In our previous blogs, we discussed how User 360 helps create powerful Transfer Records Templates to automate complex record management tasks. But once those templates are set, how do you put them into action?

Transferring records in Salesforce, especially with multiple users and objects, can be complex and time-consuming. Ensuring accurate and seamless data movement without manual intervention is critical for maintaining business continuity.

Transferring records in Salesforce can be a complex, time-consuming process, especially during employee transitions. From terminations to role changes, ensuring that records are properly transferred between users is critical to maintaining business continuity and data integrity.

Debugging production issues in an ISV (Independent Software Vendor) org can be complex and high stakes. As an ISV, you manage not only your applications but also their interactions with Salesforce environments and other integrations. Production environments, with their live data and active users, demand careful handling to avoid disruptions and ensure smooth operations.