With Einstein Reply Recommendations, you can show service reps common replies in 16
languages during chat and messaging sessions: Arabic, Chinese-simplified, Chinese-traditional,
Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish,
Thai, and Turkish.
To build the Einstein Reply Recommendations model:
Customize Application
View and Enable Your Available Languages
Follow the steps in Set Up Reply Recommendations for Enable Reply
Recommendations and Build Your Recommendation Model. Replies are based on a model that Einstein
generates by analyzing your closed chat transcripts. Einstein requires at least 1,000 closed
chat transcripts per language to deliver replies in that language. If you have insufficient
closed chats in all languages or if the chats are too short, you’re alerted when you try to
build the model.
Note If you already have a Reply Recommendations model, you must upgrade to the Hyperforce platform. Upgrades will take place on a rolling basis
starting June ‘22. During the upgrade Einstein trains and activates a new Reply
Recommendations model without any downtime or interruption to service rep experience, and
everything works as usual. Along with the retrained model, you receive a new batch of reply
templates to review, polish, and publish.
All languages detected by Einstein are listed in the Languages section of the setup page.
The Languages section shows the languages detected (1), the number of transcripts detected in
that language (2), whether the model is ready to activate (3), and the model status (4).
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