Documentation

Welcome

Overview of the betool user documentation — where to start depending on your role.

Welcome

This documentation is intended for people who use betool within their organization. It covers everything you need to connect a channel, design a pipeline, monitor executions, and meet your compliance requirements.

Who this doc is for

  • Decision-maker — you are evaluating the platform. Read the Product overview then come back here to create your account.
  • Organization administrator — you are configuring betool for your teams. Read this chapter, then Channels and Security.
  • Pipeline designer — you are assembling business logic in the visual editor. Read Pipelines.
  • Auditor / CISO — you are verifying controls. Read Security & compliance.

Looking for the developer integration docs (admin API, contributing a module)? See the For developers chapter.

  1. Create an account and your first organization
  2. Connect an LLM key (BYOK)
  3. Choose an input channel — webhook, email, voice, messaging
  4. Design your first pipeline
  5. Monitor your executions

Conventions

  • Input channels are event sources (telephony, email, chat, webhook…).
  • An exchange is one interaction turn (one received message + its processing).
  • A pipeline is a graph of nodes that transforms an exchange into actions.
  • Credits are the billing unit: 1 credit = $0.0001.