What Visitors See in the Chat Bot - Answers & Commands

What Your Visitors See

• A chat button in the corner of the page, with your logo and text if you set them.
• A line that shows what the chat is doing, then the answer, written word by word, in the visitor's language, with every source linked. Links open in a new tab.
• The sources at the end of an answer as small pills, one per line, under a thin line. A long title is cut short and shown whole when the mouse is over it; a click opens the page in a new tab. When an answer links none of the pages it used, Opensolr adds them at the end.
• New chat in the header starts over; until then the conversation stays when the page reloads, and follow-up questions keep its context, with what its searches found: sort them by price or go back to the first list is answered from those results, without a new search.
• Good and bad buttons under each answer.
• The chat window can be resized from its top left corner.

Commands

Answered at once: /search, /time, /rate, /vat, /vatcheck, /distance, /place, /postal, /ip, /language, /translate and /help. The question mark in the header lists them, each with an example to click; typing / in the message box lists them too. Each command explained: Commands. What the chat searches and looks up by itself: what the chat bot can look up.