Customer Experience · Web Chat
Give website visitors grounded answers with the Web Chat Agent.
Connect your website to Klevidence and turn its published content into knowledge Web Chat can use. Visitors can ask questions and receive responses grounded in relevant website information, with supporting sources where supported.
Web Chat Agent information
- Agent
- Web Chat
- Category
- Customer Experience
- Primary purpose
- Website visitor questions
- Knowledge source
- Connected website content
- Primary output
- Grounded website answers
- Human role
- Configure the experience and decide where it is used
Definition
What is the Klevidence Web Chat Agent?
Klevidence Web Chat is a website-knowledge Agent that helps visitors ask questions about information published on a connected website. Instead of starting every conversation from an empty prompt, Web Chat retrieves relevant information from the website knowledge prepared for that experience and uses it as context for the response.
A business connects the website it wants Web Chat to use, configures the chat experience, and adds it to the website. Visitors can then ask questions about information already available across the site, such as products, services, policies, delivery guidance, company information, or other published content.
Web Chat is designed around connected website knowledge. It is not presented as having access to private systems such as customer accounts, orders, CRM records, live inventory, or ERP data unless a specific integration is implemented and available.
How it works
How does the Web Chat Agent work?
Web Chat turns relevant website content into a knowledge source that can be used during visitor conversations. When a visitor asks a question, Klevidence looks for related information in the connected website knowledge and uses that information to form the response.
- 01
Connect the website
Choose the website Web Chat should use as its knowledge source.
- 02
Prepare website knowledge
Klevidence prepares relevant published website content so it can be retrieved during conversations.
- 03
A visitor asks a question
The visitor asks a normal question through the Web Chat experience on the website.
- 04
Retrieve relevant information
Web Chat looks for website knowledge related to the visitor's question.
- 05
Return a grounded response
The retrieved information is used as context for the answer, with supporting website sources where supported.
Supporting sources appear where the Web Chat experience supports them.
Key benefits
Key benefits of the Web Chat Agent
Make website information easier to find
Help visitors access useful information without manually searching through multiple pages.
Ground responses in connected website content
Use relevant website knowledge as context for responses instead of relying only on an open-ended conversation.
Reuse information already published on your site
Turn existing product, service, policy, and business content into a more conversational visitor experience.
Give visitors a simpler way to ask questions
Let visitors ask in natural language instead of navigating through menus and page structures.
Show supporting website sources where supported
Help visitors understand where relevant information comes from when the experience provides supporting sources.
Use cases
What can you use Web Chat for?
The questions visitors already ask are usually answered somewhere on your site. These are the kinds of work Web Chat is built for.
Product and service questions
Help visitors understand products or services using information already published on the website. Web Chat can retrieve relevant connected content so visitors can ask naturally instead of manually searching through product or service pages.
Policies and returns
Help visitors find published information about returns, policies, terms, or other customer guidance without searching through multiple pages. Web Chat uses relevant connected website content as context for the response.
Delivery information
Help visitors find delivery information already published on the connected website, such as general delivery guidance, areas served, or stated timelines. The response stays based on the available website content rather than implying access to live shipment or carrier data.
Company and service information
Help visitors find information about the business, services, service areas, processes, or other published company details. Web Chat can surface relevant information from connected website pages in a conversational format.
Common website questions
Make frequently needed website information easier to access by letting visitors ask in natural language. This can reduce the need to manually navigate across several pages when the answer already exists in the connected website content.
Inputs and outputs
What you provide and what Web Chat returns
You provide
- Website
- The website Web Chat should use as its knowledge source.
- Published website content
- Product, service, policy, company, and other relevant public information available on the connected site.
- Web Chat configuration
- The settings available for the Web Chat experience.
Web Chat returns
- Website chat experience
- A visitor-facing conversational experience that can be added to the website.
- Knowledge-grounded responses
- Responses formed using relevant information retrieved from the connected website knowledge.
- Supporting sources where supported
- References to relevant website content when the Web Chat experience supports them.
FAQ
Common questions about the Web Chat Agent
Klevidence Web Chat is a website-knowledge Agent that helps visitors ask questions and receive responses grounded in relevant connected website content.
Web Chat uses the website selected for the experience as its primary knowledge source. Klevidence prepares relevant website content so it can be retrieved when a visitor asks a question.
Web Chat can use relevant pages from the connected website that have been prepared as knowledge for that experience. When a visitor asks a question, it can retrieve relevant information from those connected pages.
Supporting website sources can be shown where supported by the Web Chat experience.
Connect the website, configure Web Chat, and use the provided embed setup to place the experience on your site.
Web Chat is designed around the website content connected to its knowledge source. Additional business-system data should only be described where a specific integration is available.