Set your goals

We want to be sure you get off to a flying start. As the saying goes, to be prepared is half the victory, and the best preparation is knowing what you want to achieve. Therefore, the first thing we advise you to do is to decide on which goals you want to reach with your Rapidbott.

There are probably many things coming to your mind when thinking of goals for your Rapidbott . Here it’s important to consider when your Rapidbottwould be a success for you. Do you want to automate at least 60% of your FAQ’s? Or do you want to generate at least 20 new leads per week? Success can mean a lot of different things. To help you along, here’s a list of some of the most common goals for Rapidbott to achieve:

• Reduce incoming emails, phone calls or chats

• Reduce costs for the Customer Service department

• Let Customer Support agents work more effectively

• Increase customer satisfaction

• Reduce churn

• Growing your social media channels

Of course, your goals can be anything you want, so try to think of all the ways you want your new Rapidbott to have an impact on your business.

Measure your success

When you've chosen which goals you want to achieve with your Rapidbott, you’ll also want to add the right KPI’s to your goals. After all, you want to be able to measure whether your Rapidbott has reached these goals or not. Some examples of relevant KPI’s are:

• Degree of automation

• Cost reduction

• Churn rate

• Number of new leads

Deciding on your KPI’s not only helps you measure the success of your Rapidbott, it also makes it a lot easier to know exactly where you can improve your digital assistant. In the maintain success section of this guide we explain how you can keep track of your KPI’s in Rapidbott.

Step 2. Building your Chatbot

Let’s start building your Chatbot! We’ll help you with the right preparations and guide you through the process of creating your automated conversations. 👇