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Prerequisites

Read this before Use Case 1.

Who is a technical implementer

A technical implementer configures chatbots, scenarios, integrations, and AI agents in the ConnectiveOne UI. You work in the browser; coding is needed only in Action Jail for non-standard logic.

What you need

Requirement Details
Browser Chrome, Firefox, or Edge (current version)
Access to ConnectiveOne Your instance URL
Account Login and password
Implementer permissions Scenario Builder, Action Jail, Settings (see checklist below)

More detail: Implementer overview — section 2.

Module access checklist

Before Use Case 1, confirm that the following sections are visible in the menu:

Module Where to find Needed for
Scenario Builder Menu → Scenario Builder Use Case 1 … 13
Fast Line Pro Menu → Fast Line Pro Use Case 1, 10, optional
Fast Line Pro → Knowledge base Fast Line Pro → Knowledge base Use Case 1 (FAQ, document indexing)
AI Assistant (Instance Agent) “Spark” icon in Scenario Builder UI explanations; optionally — rebuild UC after manual implementation
Action Jail Menu → Action Jail Use Case 5
Custom Data Menu → Custom Data Use Case 7, 7b, optional
Broadcast Menu → Broadcast Use Case 11
Settings → Tickets Settings → Ticket Settings Use Case 10
Settings → Bots Settings → Bots Use Case 1 (channels), all Use Cases
Settings → Operator Panel Settings → Operator Panel Use Case 3, 8
Instance Settings Settings → Instance Settings Use Case 4

Optional (not a gate for completion):

Module When needed
Operator Line Optional check for Use Case 3 / 8 after connect or a macro

If a section is missing from the menu — you cannot complete that Use Case with the current account. Contact whoever manages access in your organization or ConnectiveOne support.

Recommendation: use a test instance or a separate training bot, not a client’s production bot.

Instance Agent rule {#instance-agent-rule}

AI Assistant (Instance Agent) is not Fast Line Pro in the bot. It helps in Scenario Builder: node explanations, UI tour, optionally scenario assembly.

  1. For each Use Case, build it by hand first and pass the self-check in Runs.
  2. After a green self-check, you can optionally ask the Agent to build the same flow (or in a separate section) and compare edges, alias, and variables with your version.
  3. If the Agent “built it but it doesn’t work” — refresh Scenario Builder (F5), check Runs; fix by hand. Trust Runs, not the agent’s reply.

Configure AI Assistant access · What is AI Assistant

Training bot

  1. Settings → Bots → create a bot (for example, “Training Bot”).
  2. Scenario Builder → open that bot’s scenario.
  3. Complete all Use Cases in this bot.

Recording results

Copy results-template.md and fill it in as you go. Keep it locally.

Next step

Use Case 1: FAQ bot with AI

Using your own AI agent?Install the open skill so your AI agent can work with current official ConnectiveOne documentation.Get the skillNeed support?Couldn’t find the answer or need help from the ConnectiveOne team? Create a request in Client Portal.Create a request