Docs & URLs
In this section, you can upload documents and add links to enrich your knowledge base. The system will use the content from your uploaded files and URLs to provide more accurate and informed responses.

📄 Uploading Documents
To upload a document:
Click the Upload Documents button.
Select the file from your device.
Supported formats: .pdf, .docx, .txt, .csv, .xlsx
⚠️ Password-protected files are not supported.
🔗 Adding URLs
To add a web page:
Paste the URL into the field.
Click Add URL.
Once uploaded, you can assign a Tag to each document or URL.

Tags allow you to easily reference specific content later, for example when configuring your Agent.

🏷️ Using Tags
The more you upload individual documents with specific tags, the better your Agent will be able to retrieve the right information from each file.
♻️ Managing Your Content
You can:
Replace an existing document with an updated version.
Delete documents or URLs that are no longer needed.
Refresh linked web pages to update the content used by your Agent.
💡 If you make changes to a linked webpage, remember to click Refresh to ensure your Agent uses the latest version.
🧩 Examples
Example 1 – Document
Document: Product_Manual.pdf – contains detailed descriptions of product features and pricing.
Tag: product_info
Agent usage: When the Agent receives a question such as “How does the premium plan work?”, it retrieves the answer from Product_Manual.pdf using the product_info tag.
Example 2 – URL
URL: https://www.example.com/faq – contains the company’s Frequently Asked Questions page.
Tag: faq
Agent usage: When a user asks “What are the refund conditions?”, the Agent searches the content of the linked FAQ page (tagged as faq) and provides the correct answer.
💡 Best Practices
Use clear and descriptive filenames, e.g. User_Guide_2025.pdf instead of document1.pdf.
Assign specific tags for each topic or category (e.g. pricing, support, technical_specs).
Avoid using the same tag for unrelated content.
When updating a document, replace it instead of uploading a new file to keep the knowledge base organized.
Periodically refresh URLs to ensure the Agent always uses the most up-to-date information.
⚙️ Advanced Document Processing
The advanced ingestion modal represents the first step of the document processing workflow and allows you to configure how documents are processed before being added to the knowledge base.
The modal is divided into two sections:
Left panel: configure processing parameters (OCR, language, extraction mode, etc.) and start the process
Right panel: preview of the processed document (available after processing is complete)

Once processing is completed, you can:
review the generated sections
adjust parameters and reprocess the document
upload the final result to the knowledge base
Processing Configuration
Available for supported document formats (.pdf, .doc, .docx):
Contains Handwritten Text: enables advanced OCR for handwritten or complex table content (default: False)
Contains Non-English Text: enables multilingual OCR (default: True)
Extraction mode: OCR, Metadata, or Hybrid (default: OCR)
OCR mode: tandard or Agentic (default: Standard)
OCR system: highres, multilingual, combined, legacy (default: highres)
Chunking approach: defines how content is split:
LLM-based (default)
Token-based
Number of tokens: visible only if Token-based is selected (min: 100, default: 700)
Process document: starts processing (enabled only after parameter changes)
Document Preview
After processing, the right panel displays a structured preview of the extracted content:
Content is divided into sections (e.g. Section 1, Section 2)
Each section includes full text and character count
Sections can be expanded or collapsed

If the document has not been processed yet, the preview area remains empty with a loading state.
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