Vivollo
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Adding content

Connect a website, help center, store, Drive folder or your own API.

A source brings content in and keeps it current. One collection can use several. Everything a source imports appears under Synced content.

The sources list with each source's type, schedule and last run
Each source shows its schedule and whether the last run needs attention.

Available sources

  • Sitemap or URL — import a whole site from its sitemap, or pick the exact pages you want. Pages that need JavaScript to render are handled.
  • WordPress or Zendesk — your help center's articles, with their categories and tags.
  • Google Drive — pick the Docs, Sheets, Slides, PDF, Word, Excel or text files you want. Each file becomes a document, and an edit in Drive is picked up on the next sync. Only the files you pick are read.
  • Store — products, prices, stock, images and variants from Shopify, WooCommerce, Ticimax or Trendyol. Some platforms also bring their Q&A content. See Commerce.
  • External API — send records from your own system through the API.

Keep it current

Choose how often Vivollo checks: Once, Daily, Weekly or Monthly, or every few days, weeks or months.

Use a short schedule for things that move — stock, prices, a help center your team edits weekly. Policies that rarely change can wait longer.

A connected store syncs daily, and price and stock are read from the store at the moment a customer asks, so what the assistant quotes is never a stale number from last night's sync.

Manage a source

The Sources list shows each source, its type, its schedule and its state — including Needs attention when a run did not finish. From a source you can:

  • Sync it now instead of waiting for the schedule
  • Change or pause the schedule
  • Review the last run: what it imported, and what failed
  • Delete it

Deleting a source also deletes every document it imported. Nothing else is touched, but that content is gone for good.

After a big change on your side, sync the source by hand and test the assistant rather than waiting for the next run.

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