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Data sources are the foundation of your Genius knowledge base. By adding different types of data, you can ensure your Voice Agent has access to comprehensive information to answer caller questions accurately.

Available Data Sources

To add data to your Genius, click on the Add Data Source button. From here, you can add a new data source. Available data sources include:

Text

Add unstructured text data to your Genius. This is ideal for:
  • Company policies and procedures
  • Product descriptions
  • FAQs and common questions
  • Scripts and call guidelines
Simply paste or type your text content, and Genius will index it for quick retrieval.

Audio

Add audio data to your Genius, such as recorded calls to train your Voice Agent. This is useful for:
  • Training on successful call examples
  • Learning from customer interactions
  • Understanding tone and phrasing
Genius will transcribe and analyze the audio to extract relevant information.

PDF

Add PDF documents to your Genius, such as:
  • Sales brochures
  • Product manuals
  • Technical documentation
  • Company handbooks
Genius will extract text and structure from your PDFs automatically.

URL

Add a URL to your Genius to scrape information from a website. Keep in mind that this only provides the text from the page you provide, not the entire website. This is great for:
  • Product pages
  • Pricing information
  • Terms and conditions
  • Blog posts with important information
Add Data Sources

Managing Data Sources

Updating a Data Source

To update a Data Source, click on the three dots next to the Data Source you want to update. From here, you can click View to see the data, then click Edit to make changes. Updating a Data Source

Deleting a Data Source

To delete a Data Source, click on the three dots next to the Data Source you want to delete. From here, click Delete to remove the data source. Deleting a Data Source

Data Source Best Practices

  • Keep content current: Remove outdated information to prevent incorrect responses
  • Organize by topic: Group related information together for better retrieval
  • Use clear language: Write content in clear, conversational language
  • Avoid redundancy: Don’t duplicate the same information across multiple sources