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eva 3.4.1
eva 3.4.1
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      • Training task
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    • Channels
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      • Using other NLP engines
    • Analytics
      • External analytics platforms
    • Experience
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    • Advanced Options
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    • How Tos
      • Creating variable answers with Code and Rule cells
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  • for technicians
    • eva server Installation guide
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      • Conversation API
      • Cloner API
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    • Supported/verified third-party software
    • Appendices
    • Data Extraction
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Analytics

eva allows you to connect to dashboard tools to analyze your virtual agent's performance

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Last updated 3 years ago

Abandon Rate Drivers, Engagement Rate Drivers and other data are vital to analyze the performance of your virtual agent and, through them, program adjustments in the flows and even in the business cases.

eva enables integration with dashboard analytics tools. Learn more:

External analytics platforms