Once your Web app bot is created, select it in the portal and choose Application Settings
Once it is deployed you will see the screen below. When you are satisfied with your responses select PUBLISH from the top menu and select Publish to publish your service and get an endpoint you can use to call the service. You can go back and forth adding new questions and phrasing then retraining the model as often as you wish until you feel the most common questions from users will find a suitable response. When you are finished testing select Test again to collapse the testing window. Note you do not have to type in the questions exactly as they appear in the FAQ, that’s because the service is using LUIS (Language Understanding ) to figure out the intent of each question. Enter a question and see what comes back. Select Test to test your trained service. Once you have the questions and answers you want, select Save and train from the top menu to save and train your QnA service model. TIP: Use the + symbol for any question to add different phrases that might be used to ask the same question. Type in a question the way you think a user might ask it and the suggested response. You can add additional questions by selecting + Add QnA pair Select Create your KB to create your knowledge base. Provide the URL for one or more web pages with your FAQ or upload one or more files containing your FAQ. Then enter a name for your Knowledge base Select your Azure directory, subscription name and services using the drop down lists. Refresh the page so the site picks up your recently created QnA Service. Now that you have a QnA Service you can return to the QnA Maker site and create your knowledge base. Go to Notifications in the top right corner and select Go to Resource. You can change the other values if you wish or leave them at their default values then select Create.Īfter a minute or two your service will be created.The name must be unique across all Azure users since it will determine the URL of your service. You can change the App name if you wish, it defaults to the name of your service.Select your pricing tier (TIP: the ones that start with “F” are free, you can switch to a paid tier later when you need more storage).Select the Management pricing tier (TIP: the ones that start with “F” are free, you can switch to a paid tier later when you need to support more calls per minute).TIP: If you are redirected to a different Azure page after signing in, just go back to the QnA Maker page and select Create a QnA Service again to bring back the blade for creating a new QnA Service. Sign in using the account associated with your Azure subscription. You will be redirected to the Azure portal. Visit the QnA Maker site and select Create a knowledge base from the top menu. Create and test a FAQ knowledge baseĪzure has a tool called QnA Maker which allows you to create a knowledge base automatically from an existing set of FAQ.
#Set up a swagbucks bot free#
If you are not a student you can sign up for a free Azure trial.
#Set up a swagbucks bot for free#
If you are a student you can sign up for free Azure without a credit card at aka.ms/Azure4Students. This tutorial uses Azure so you need an Azure subscription to continue.
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