We are thrilled to announce that Kiwanis now supports the integration of generative AI chatbots for club websites! This initiative will make your sites more interactive and efficient, providing visitors with quick answers to their questions while helping streamline your administrative tasks. To support this, we’ve chosen Chatbase, a user-friendly platform that allows you to create and train AI-powered chatbots with your club’s specific data sources. Here’s how you can get started:
100 messages per month, ensuring coverage for most club website needs. See full subscription options here
The ability to train your chatbot with your own data sources.
This means you can upload files, link your website, or provide other materials to customize the chatbot’s knowledge and responses to suit your club’s unique needs.
Request an Onboarding Session with Kiwanis IT Team
Fill out this form to help us schedule your onboarding session.
Our team will guide you through setup and answer your questions.
Attend the AI Chatbot Onboarding Session
Sessions are 30-60 minutes long and cover:
Training your chatbot with your club’s specific data.
Leveraging the chatbot’s features to maximize effectiveness.
Best practices for ongoing management and improvements.
This exciting new feature will enhance the online experience for your members and guests, bringing modern technology to the heart of your club’s operations.
We look forward to helping you get started! If you have any questions or need additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact the Kiwanis IT team here
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Adding an AI Chatbot to your Site
We are thrilled to announce that Kiwanis now supports the integration of generative AI chatbots for club websites! This initiative will make your sites more interactive and efficient, providing visitors with quick answers to their questions while helping streamline your administrative tasks. To support this, we’ve chosen Chatbase, a user-friendly platform that allows you to create and train AI-powered chatbots with your club’s specific data sources. Here’s how you can get started:
Steps to Implement Your Club’s AI Chatbot
This exciting new feature will enhance the online experience for your members and guests, bringing modern technology to the heart of your club’s operations.
We look forward to helping you get started! If you have any questions or need additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact the Kiwanis IT team here
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“Charley Knows All About Hospitals,” and the Kiwanis Club of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, U.S., is helping him spread that knowledge. The club donated 1,000 copies of the book about Charley — written by Kiwanian J.P. Staggs, Devin Staggs and their son Charley, a cancer survivor — to a local children’s hospital. They hope the book will provide comfort and hope to kids and families facing cancer. #KidsNeedKiwanis ... See MoreSee Less
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Serving as this year’s International Project, the Lawrenceburg Kiwanis Club has opted to purchase 1,000 books, written by a young local cancer survivor and his parents, to donate to children facing ...1 CommentsComment on Facebook