Reviewing and publishing changes

When you make changes to your chatbot, whether it's changing the content of a passage, updating a script, or changing your chatbot's settings (except General and Experience settings), those changes all need to be reviewed before they can go live.

Jump to: Who can review and publish changes.

To ensure changes are reviewed thoroughly and efficiently, content has a review state. This keeps track of whether something is a brand new change, or something that has been vetted and is ready to go live. There are four review stages in the inGenious AI platform that changes progress through:

  • Draft: All new content and new changes start in draft. This content is still being developed, is likely to change, and should not be reviewed yet.
  • Ready to review: When you've finished developing your content, move it to ready to review. Your Publisher or Admin will review the content and either send it back to draft for further work or progress it to ready to publish
  • Ready to publish: Once content has been reviewed and approved, it is ready to publish. This content is waiting to be included in the next published version of your chatbot.
  • Published: This content is currently live in your chatbot.

Changes may move back and forth between draft, ready to review and ready to publish as needed. The number of changes your chatbot has in each review state is displayed at the top of the platform.

Some changes, such as changes to your chatbot's Experience settings, don't go through a draft or ready to review state. When you make those changes in your chatbot, they will immediately appear in the ready to publish state and must be published with the next chatbot version. Changes to your chatbot's General settings are immediately published, and do not go through review.

Who can review and publish changes

Your user role in your team determines what you can do when it comes to chatbot changes. Generally, Editors can make changes in draft and ready to review content, but are restricted from making changes once content is in a ready to publish state, and from publishing chatbot versions.

  Editors Publishers or Admins
View or edit passage and logic notes
Create new content in draft

Create a draft change of published content

Change the content or review state of draft content

Set a change from draft to ready to review
Set a change from ready to review back to draft
Change the content or review state of ready to review content

Set a change as ready to publish -
Change the content or review state of ready to publish content

Publish a version -

For more information on user roles, see Teams and user roles.

 

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