Data Sources
You can manage data sources as a Flex account user, or have the appropriate permission as an Enterprise account user.
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You can manage data sources as a Flex account user, or have the appropriate permission as an Enterprise account user.
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Click into a Collection to configure its data sources. ChatBees AI is trained on all data sources configured for this collection.
Currently, you must manually re-import from data sources whenever they're updated. We're working on periodic import to make sure your AI is trained on the latest data. Stay tuned!
You can use ChatBees web app to...
Upload files (supports pdf, txt, md and doc)
Crawl a website (up to 200 page are supported from UI, 1000 from API)
Import from Notion workspaces
Import from Google Drive
Import from Confluence
Enter the full URL of the website, including scheme (http:// or https://) you would like to crawl. For example, enter https://www.chatbees.ai if you would like to crawl all web pages in ChatBees website. Once the crawl is started, do not refresh the page!
New imports will overwrite existing imported pages!
New imports will overwrite existing imported pages!
New imports will overwrite existing imported pages!
You can drag-and-drop files directly into the drop zone. We support files with pdf, txt, md and doc extensions. if you need support for other file format.
Make sure you create separate crawls for each subdomains of your website. For example, you will need to crawl and separately as they're considered different websites.
Need to connect to Notion? See for help
Click Ingest from Notion to import all pages that ChatBees was granted access to in Notion. See page to configure Notion connector
Need to connect to Google Drive ? See for help
Click Ingest from GDrive to import all supported files from Google Drive. You can either import from a specific folder, or all folders by leaving Folder name blank. See page to configure Google Drive connector
Need to connect to Confluence? See for help
Click Ingest from Confluence to import from Confluence. Select a Confluence Space or input the CQL command, such as space in ("SPACEKEY1", "SPACEKEY2") and type = "page". See page to configure Confluence connector.
