What you see:

• Bot Name → A unique identifier for your bot.
• Nick name → Name that appears on the bot interface
• Avatar → Choose from library or upload your own image.
• Description → A short summary of what this bot does.
• Prompt (Bot Personality) → Defines tone, style, and primary role of your bot.

Why it matters:

• Bot Name helps differentiate multiple bots.
• Nickname is what users see and interact with, making it more user-friendly
• Avatar makes the bot recognizable in chat.
• Description clarifies purpose for team members.
• Prompt ensures consistent responses and personality alignment.

What you need before this step:

• A clear bot use case (e.g., FAQ bot, lead-gen bot).
• Branding assets (logo/avatar image).
• Initial description of the bot’s purpose.

Outcome after action:

• Bot is created in draft mode.
• You’ll see confirmation pop-up.

Best practice:

• Keep the name short and descriptive (e.g., “SupportBot”).
• Use professional avatars (brand logo or mascot).

Write a clear prompt like: “You are a support assistant for XYZ company. Answer queries politely and guide users to resources.”