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// Step 1: Where to find Manual Upload (Conversations)
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//
// Follow these steps to open the manual conversation upload interface:
//
// 1) Go to the **AI Admin Panel** in your Avon AI dashboard.
// 2) In the sidebar, select **Conversation Analysis**.
// 3) Click the **Upload Conversations** button at the top of the page.
// 4) Choose one of the input methods:
// - **Paste JSON**: paste a single conversation or multiple conversations in JSON/JSONL
// - **Upload File**: select a local `.json` or `.jsonl` file
// 5) Click **Validate** to preview how the conversation(s) will be parsed and displayed.
// 6) If everything looks good, click **Upload** to add the conversations to the platform.
//
// Notes:
// - Manual upload works even if you haven’t fully connected an agent yet,
// but you will need the correct **Agent_ID** during the upload so the data is mapped to the right agent.
// - You can repeat manual uploads as needed; consider S3 integration for ongoing/automated ingestion.

// Step 2: Conversation JSON Format
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//
// Before uploading your conversations, make sure the file follows the required JSON structure.
// This ensures the platform can properly parse, analyze, and associate each conversation with the correct agent.
//
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// What’s inside the file
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//
// • conversation_id – A unique identifier for each conversation.
// • timestamp – The time when the conversation started.
// • agent_id – The unique ID of the agent or bot managing the conversation.
// • is_resolved – Whether the issue was resolved.
// • csat_score – The customer satisfaction rating (e.g., 4.5 out of 5).
// • missing_info – Information the customer did not provide (e.g., a hidden phone number).
// • user_data – Details about the customer, such as account type, subscription tier, language preferences, notifications, and last activity.
// • messages – A list of messages exchanged between the customer and the agent. Each message contains:
// - role – Whether the sender is the customer or the agent.
// - content – The message text.
// - timestamp – When the message was sent.
// - logs – Internal records documenting events during the conversation, such as lookups or actions.
//
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// Example JSON File
// -----------------
//
// [
// {
// "conversation_id": "avon-ai-example-conv-001",
// "timestamp": "2025-01-15T14:30:00.000Z",
// "agent_id": "agent-avon-ai-001",
// "is_resolved": true,
// "csat_score": 4.5,
// "missing_info": {
// "reason": "customer_privacy_preference",
// "fields": ["phone_number"]
// },
// "user_data": {
// "account_type": "premium",
// "subscription_tier": "professional",
// "preferences": {
// "language": "en-US",
// "notifications": true
// },
// "last_activity": "2025-01-14T14:30:00.000Z"
// },
// "messages": [
// {
// "message_id": "msg-001",
// "conversation_id": "avon-ai-example-conv-001",
// "role": "customer",
// "sender_id": "user-001",
// "content": "Hello, I need help with my account billing. I see some charges I don't understand.",
// "timestamp": "2025-01-15T14:30:00.000Z",
// "logs": [
// {
// "action": "user_input",
// "source": "web_chat",
// "session_id": "sess-001"
// }
// ]
// },
// {
// "message_id": "msg-002",
// "conversation_id": "avon-ai-example-conv-001",
// "role": "agent",
// "sender_id": "agent-avon-ai-001",
// "content": "I'd be happy to help you understand your billing charges. Let me review your account details.",
// "timestamp": "2025-01-15T14:30:30.000Z",
// "logs": [
// {
// "action": "account_lookup",
// "status": "success",
// "duration_ms": 245,
// "records_found": 3
// }
// ]
// },
// {
// "message_id": "msg-003",
// "conversation_id": "avon-ai-example-conv-001",
// "role": "customer",
// "sender_id": "user-001",
// "content": "Thank you! That breakdown was very helpful.",
// "timestamp": "2025-01-15T14:32:00.000Z",
// "logs": [
// {
// "action": "satisfaction_indicated",
// "confidence": 0.95
// }
// ]
// }
// ]
// }
// ]
//
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// Additional Implementation Notes
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//
// • Each uploaded file must include the "agent_id" field to link data correctly.
// • JSONL (one conversation per line) is also supported.
// • Use ISO 8601 timestamp format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ).
// • Validate your JSON file before uploading to ensure proper structure.
// • Include logs and metadata when possible — they enhance analysis accuracy and conversation insights.

// Step 3: Finding and Using the Agent ID
// ---------------------------------------
//
// Every conversation file must include an "agent_id" that matches the agent defined in your Avon AI platform.
// The Agent ID is a unique identifier that links all data — conversations, tests, and analytics — to a specific agent.
//
// Follow these steps to locate your Agent ID:
//
// 1) Go to the **AI Admin Panel** in your Avon AI dashboard.
// 2) In the sidebar, select **Agents**.
// 3) Find the agent you want to connect your conversations to.
// 4) Click the **three-dot menu** () next to that agent.
// 5) Select **Configure** or **Integrate**.
// 6) In the **General** section, you’ll see the **Agent ID** field.
//
// Copy this Agent ID and paste it into the `agent_id` field in your conversation JSON file.
//
// Example:
// "agent_id": "agent-avon-ai-001"
//
// Notes:
// - Each agent has a unique ID automatically generated by the system.
// - You do not need to manually create or modify the ID.
// - Using the correct Agent ID ensures conversations, analytics, and tests are all associated with the right agent.
// - If you upload a conversation without a valid Agent ID, it will not be linked to any agent in the platform.

// Step 4: Validate and Preview
// -----------------------------
//
// Before completing the upload, always use the “Validate” option to make sure
// your JSON file is correctly formatted and all fields are recognized by the platform.
//
// 1) After selecting your JSON or JSONL file (or pasting JSON text), click the **Validate** button.
// 2) The system will process the file and display a **Preview** of the conversation data.
//
// What to check in the preview:
//
// • Each conversation appears with a unique conversation_id.
// • agent_id is correctly populated and matches your agent in the platform.
// • messages are ordered chronologically and show both user and agent roles.
// • user_data fields appear as expected (account type, subscription, etc.).
// • logs (if included) are shown in context with each message.
// • No parsing errors or missing fields are reported.
//
// If validation fails, review the error message to identify which field or structure needs correction:
// - Missing or invalid agent_id
// - Incorrect timestamp format (must be ISO 8601: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ)
// - Invalid JSON syntax (commas, brackets, or quotation marks)
// - Unsupported field names or nested structures
//
// Once validation passes successfully, click **Upload** to continue to the final step.
//
// Notes:
// • Validation ensures the file can be processed without issues after upload.
// • Always validate before uploading large or multiple conversation files.
// • If your JSON passes validation, it will appear in the preview exactly as it will be stored in the platform.

// Step 5: Upload and Verify Status
// ---------------------------------
//
// Once your JSON file passes validation, you can proceed to upload the conversations
// directly into the Avon AI platform.
//
// 1) After successful validation, click the **Upload** button.
// 2) The upload process will begin — you’ll see a status indicator for progress.
//
// Upload Status:
//
// • **Succeeded** – The conversation data was successfully uploaded and linked to your agent.
// • **Failed** – There was an issue with the upload. Hover over or click the status icon to view details.
// • **Partial Success** – Some conversations uploaded successfully, while others failed (check the error logs).
//
// Common upload issues:
//
// - Invalid or missing `agent_id`
// - Incorrect timestamp format
// - File exceeds maximum allowed size (50 MB per file)
// - Unsupported file format (must be .json or .jsonl)
// - Network timeout during upload
//
// After a successful upload:
//
// • The conversation will automatically appear in **Conversation Analysis** under your linked agent.
// • You can filter or search by `conversation_id`, `timestamp`, or `agent_id`.
// • Uploaded conversations are available for quality evaluation, validation alerts, and analytics.
//
// Notes:
// • If multiple uploads are needed, repeat the process for each file (manual uploads are not automated).
// • Consider switching to the **S3 Integration** feature in **Data Import** for continuous ingestion of large datasets.
// • Always verify that your uploaded data appears in the Conversation Analysis view before proceeding with analysis or validation.

{"success":true}

Step 1- Where to find Manual Upload

Step 2 - Conversation JSON Format

JSON format

Step 3 - Finding and Using the Agent ID

Step 4- Validate and Preview

Step 5- Upload and Verify Status