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You can set up a spontaneous chat greeting message to boost interaction with your chatbot

*** ## Step 1: Go to Chatbots page Go to the Chatbots page and click on the “Edit Chatbot” selection.

## Step 2: Turn on Spontaneous Greeting Upon entering the Edit Chatbot page, click on the **"General"** settings tab

Scroll down to the section labelled **"Chat Message Settings"** and click on the checkmark that allows you the option of spontaneously greeting new users

Click on the checkmark indicating 'spontaneously greet users'.

This will allow your chatbot to spontaneously display its greeting message whenever a user logs onto your website.

A spontaneous greeting will be displayed

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