Understand how AI indexing works

Inspire provides a way to add content to an AI index. The index powers a search that authors can use to develop content. It can also help you provide quick answers for your customers if you are creating your own chatbot.

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Before you begin

Although you can create an index and add data to it, be aware of the following restrictions:

  • Images are not supported in an AI index

If you are creating your own chat bot and want to search the content you've added to the Inspire AI indices, you can use the index ID number. Administrators can go to the Administration module to open the AI configuration management screen and copy the AI index identifier that developers would need to reference.

To build up an AI Index:

  1. Setting up AI

    An administrator must enable the ability to create an index.

    Enable the AI feature and options

    Next, an administrator must use the Administration module to open the AI configuration management screen to create an index to store the AI data

    Create an AI index from administration

  2. Adding content to AI

    After an administrator creates an index, Inspire adds to it automatically.

    • For example, if an admin creates an Approve index, anytime an Inspire user approves a component, Inspire automatically adds that component's data to the Approve index.
  3. Using AI data
    1. Admins can copy the index's ID to access the content from a proprietary chat bot.

      Copy the ID of an AI index

Maintaining data in the index is easy!

  • Whenever you update and submit a component, Inspire automatically updates the content in the index.
  • If you're using an index for approvals, when you unapprove a component, the content remains in the Approve index. However, after you make your changes and approve it again, the old content is replaced with the newly approved content.