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eva 3.4.1
eva 3.4.1
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Testing Virtual Agents

eva offers tools to test your virtual agent and verify the assertiveness level

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Last updated 3 years ago

It's always a good practice to test your virtual agent from time to time. Just click the eva icon in the bottom right corner of the page. And then, you'll get to your virtual agent simulator.

More information about testing you agent here in the articles below:

Automated Test
Test a virtual agent