LocalChat Autoresponder (add-on)

Overview

LocalChat Autoresponder allows your Personal Bot to auto-respond in Local Chat using rules you create

Your bot can perform several tasks while auto-responding:

1. Respond with text to match messages
2. Send group invitation and/or inventory offers
3. Respond to several messages at once

Creating rules

To create a new rule, visit LocalChat Autoresponder page and click Add rule.

Each rule comes with following options:

• Match - acts as a trigger message for every rule
• Case sensitive - defines if your Match message is case-sensitive or not
• Say to chat - A message that bot sends out
• Show variables - Shows variables: "%SL_NAME%" and "%FIRST_NAME%"
• Invite to group - Sends a group invite
• Give inventory - Sends an inventory offer
• Stop if rule matches - Read more below

Examples

1. Simple reply-to-all

This ruleset will reply to all local chat messages:

Rule 1:
Match: -- empty --
Say to chat: Hello %FIRST_NAME%! Please open our website for more information.
Stop if matches: YES

2. Multiple variants with a default reply

This ruleset allows setting up various replies to various local chat messages (as much as you need):

Rule 1
Match: website
Say to chat: Our website is https://www.mysmartbots.com
Stop if matches: YES

Rule 2
Match: landmark
Say to chat: Here's the landmark to our location!
Give inventory: SmartBots Landmark
Stop if matches: YES

Rule 3
Match: -- empty --
Say to chat: To get more help, contact our support managers!
Stop if matches: YES

3. Matching several rules

This ruleset shows how multiple rules can match one message (saying "hi" or "hello" and then "Welcome")

Rule 1
Match: hi
Say to chat: Hi there %FIRST_NAME%!
Stop if matches: NO

Rule 2
Match: hello
Say to chat: Hello %FIRST_NAME%!
Stop if matches: NO

Rule 3
Match: -- empty --
Say to chat: Welcome to our office! You can find more info on boards
Stop if matches: YES

Useful hints

• Match words can be separated by commas, example: Hello, greetings, hi
• If you leave Match message blank, that will be your default rule
• There is no limit on how many rules you can create
• The rules on top take priority over the one on the bottom, eg if you have a rule that says "if: hi" the bot will say "hello" and another that says "if: hi how are you" the bot will say "i am fine thank you", the one on top will occur i.e the bot will say hello.
• If you are using give inventory feature, make sure the object has copy + transfer permissions

How to purchase

See the Purchasing Add-Ons page for step-by-step add-on activation instructions.