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Finally added Messenger integration to 🚀 We saw that many businesses are using Messenger as one of their core customer support channels. So, we integrated SiteGPT into Messenger. Now, Messenger on your Facebook page will be powered by SiteGPT. It worked out really well!

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Bhanu Teja P 🪶vor 2 Jahren

YouTube video link:

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Rishi Raj Jainvor 2 Jahren

This is so cool, congratulations! What are your some of the learnings working with Facebook Messenger API?

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Bhanu Teja P 🪶vor 2 Jahren

API is good. But, actually making the integration live for all users will require business verification and a lot of other stuff.

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Anant Jainvor 2 Jahren

Beast

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Azharvor 2 Jahren

What did you use to create videos? Is it screen studio?

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Bhanu Teja P 🪶vor 2 Jahren

Yes!

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Al-ameenvor 2 Jahren

This is great.

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Bill Lou 🪺vor 2 Jahren

This is super cool! Btw what tool did you use to film this video

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Dohyun Kimvor 2 Jahren

Love the feature! Facebook support is always so important but the facebook app verification has always been a pain for me. Whenever I get rejected by it, they never give me actionable steps on how to fix my problem and get approved.

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Dave Craige 🇺🇸vor 2 Jahren

Nice work

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