How to create custom AI chatbots to answer questions about your company's specific data

Creating custom AI chatbots to answer questions about your company's specific data means setting up an artificial intelligence agent trained on the system's own tables and records, able to answer direct questions about that data without anyone having to open reports manually.

Finding a specific answer within a large volume of operational data usually requires opening tables, applying filters, and cross-referencing information manually — a process that takes time even when the answer already exists, just scattered across several records.

What companies are trying to solve:

Get direct answers about company data without manually opening reports.
Reduce time spent cross-referencing information scattered across several tables.
Have a chatbot trained specifically on internal data, not generic knowledge.
Democratize access to operational data for those who don't know how to build complex filters.

In Jestor 7.0, you can create custom AI chatbots, trained on your company's specific data within the system. Instead of opening tables and applying filters manually, whoever needs a piece of information can simply ask the chatbot, which fetches the answer directly from the records connected to that agent. This is different from the Builder AI used to build apps: here, the focus is answering questions about data that already exists in the system, not creating new table structures.

Why choose Jestor

Chatbot trained on your own company's specific data.
Direct answers, no need to open tables and apply filters manually.
Easier access to operational data for those who don't master complex filters.
A feature distinct from Builder AI, focused on querying rather than building structure.

Frequently asked questions

What data does the chatbot base its answers on? The records and tables connected specifically to that chatbot within the system. See more at jestor.com.

Is this the same chatbot used to build apps? No, Builder AI builds table structures; the chatbot answers questions about data that already exists.

Can I create more than one chatbot for different areas? Yes, you can customize distinct chatbots based on each area's needs.

Does this feature replace reports and dashboards? No, it complements reports and dashboards, offering a faster way to look things up on the spot.

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