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The Key to a Smarter Chatbot? Missed Responses

Learn how to leverage the Missed Responses feature to continuously train your AI chatbot and improve its accuracy.

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Written by Andy Dharmani
Updated over a week ago

Overview

Reviewing and addressing missed responses is crucial for improving the chatbot's accuracy and reliability. While the AI chatbot works hard to understand and respond effectively, there will always be things it doesn’t know.

Identifying these gaps helps train the AI to handle more scenarios, leading to continuous improvement and a better overall user experience.

The good news is that the Missed Responses feature makes this process seamless by helping you easily identify, review, and train the chatbot on what it missed, saving time while improving performance.


Accessing Missed Responses

To access Missed Responses, navigate to the Knowledge Hub and select the Missed Responses tab.

Here you will find a record of all the questions that chatbot was unable to give a direct answer to.

From here, you can use Filter to select the date range or filter the responses by status as well as download the responses as CSV file.

Under the status section, you have the option to promptly enter the necessary answer for the missed enquiry using + Add FAQ. In which, the following pop-up menu will be shown:

After entering the needed information and saving it, you will have the option to mark it as Resolved or to either Ignore the response if the enquiry is irrelevant to the property.

Note: Saving updates the chatbot’s training database. To finalize the update, you must publish the changes by going to Knowledge Hub → Publish AI.


Tips for Managing Missed Responses

  • Check regularly: Review missed responses often so your chatbot stays accurate and up to date.

  • Be specific: When adding FAQs, use clear, concise answers that the chatbot can easily learn from.

  • Group similar questions: If multiple guests ask the same thing in different ways, add them as variations under one FAQ.

  • Ignore wisely: Only ignore responses that are irrelevant to your property; otherwise, use them as learning opportunities.

  • Publish frequently: Don’t forget to publish changes in the Knowledge Hub so updates go live for guests.


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