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The table below shows the new features and enhancements for each release of SAP Conversational AI.

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1909 Single Sign-on You can configure single sign-on or authentica­ New October 7,
(SSO) or end user tion for your end users. Once authenticated, the 2019
authentication business user can interact with the chatbot with­
out providing their credentials on each log on.

1909 SAP Conversational You can integrate the SAP Conversational AI Web New October 7,
AI Web Client Client with your web solution based in SAP Cloud 2019
(linked with SSO) Platform. The Web Client adheres to the SAP Fiori
Design guidelines and respects enterprise prod­
uct standards. It reuses the authentication of the
embedding platform to provide a single sign-on
experience.

The Web Client provides a consistent conversa­


tional user experience that can be adopted easily
across SAP products.

1909 Connect to external During a conversation, you most likely want to re­ New October 7,
API services (linked trieve business information or connect to an ex­ 2019
with SSO) ternal system to perform actions. Besides using
webhooks, you now have greater flexibility in re­
trieving and using data from API service re­
sponses (JSON object).

You can use SAP Cloud Platform destinations for


runtime support of logged-on users (for example,
SSO).

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1909 Support for Secon­ Besides the REQUIRED INFORMATION that is Enhancement October 7,
dary Information on necessary for your skill to work, you can also de­ 2019
Requirements tab fine the SECONDARY INFORMATION on the
Requirements tab. The additional pieces of infor­
mation that the user might provide are consid­
ered as optional and are defined under
SECONDARY INFORMATION, and can be used to
further filter the data

The values for the optional entities is evaluated


only after the required information is evaluated
and stored. The bot generates the result based on
the information provided. In case the user does
not provide the secondary information, the skill
would still work.

1909 Updated instruc­ The instructions for integrating your bot with Enhancement October 7,
tions for integrating Slack, Facebook Messenger and SAP CoPilot 2019
your bot with Slack, have been updated as per the latest changes in
Facebook Messen­ the user interface of these channels.
ger and SAP CoPilot
channels

1909 Bot versioning acti­ When you create a new bot, by default, your bot Enhancement October 7,
has only one main version v1 and is assigned to
vated by default 2019
the DEVELOPMENT environment. This allows you
to manage and update large, complex chatbots in
an organized way that doesn’t expose working
drafts of a chatbot to users.

1909 Support for If you have integrated your bot with the Slack Enhancement October 7,
app_mention event
channel and you want your users to directly ad­ 2019
in Slack
dress your bot with its name, they can do this by
typing @botname.

As a bot developer, you can add app_mention


event while integrating your bot with Slack. This
functionality is now supported by SAP Conversa­
tional AI.

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1909 Disablement of con­ From 1909 release onwards, you will not be able Deprecation October 7,
nector creation for to create connectors for the following channels: 2019
Callr, Cisco Spark, Callr, Cisco Spark, Kik, and Twitch. Please migrate
Kik, and Twitch to other channels for an uninterrupted experience
of SAP Conversational AI. Contact us if you
are using these channels productively.

 Note
Twilio is no longer planned for deprecation
(as mentioned in 1906). You can continue to
integrate your bots with this channel until fur­
ther notice.

1909 Sunset of Open- As of 1911 release, you will not be able to use the Deprecation October 7,
source Bot Connec­ Open-source Bot Connector to run a chatbot 2019
tor within a virtual network. If you are running a
standard or customized version of open source
bot connector on your platform, please migrate
to the bot connector available on our bot building
platform (hosted in on SAP Cloud Platform),
which offers integration with a wide range of
channels, governed by secure data processing as
per SAP product standards.

1909 Deprecation of To simplify the bot menu, the Code tab has been Deprecation October 7,
Code tab deprecated from 1909 onward. The information in 2019
this tab is available in Connect to external service
in Concepts of SAP Conversational AI.

1909 Duplicate Entity Val­ From 1912 release onwards, all duplicate entity Deprecation October 7,
ues for an Entity values for a given entity will be removed, and no 2019
distinction made between lowercase and upper­
case. Users will no longer see duplicates. This will
have no impact on entity detection.

For more information, see Deprecated APIs and


Other API Changes in the API Reference.

1909 Version one (v1) of From 1912 release onwards, version one of the Deprecation October 7,
the Builder builder (Builder v1) will no longer be sup­ 2019
ported. Please switch to the new version of the
builder. You can do this by creating a bot and re­
porting all the changes.

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1909 act and type de­ From 1912 release onwards, actand type detec­ Deprecation October 7,
tection tion will no longer be supported for the following 2019
API's:

/Request (Text): https://


api.cai.tools.sap/train/v2/
request

/Dialog (Text): https://


api.cai.tools.sap/build/v1/dialog

1909 Token referenced by From 1911 release onwards, tokens will no longer Deprecation October 7,
ID be referenced by ID, but by index in the source ex­ 2019
pression or log. As a consequence, the route to
update an expression no longer accepts an id
parameter in tokens, but accepts a new ind pa­
rameter instead.

1906 Enrichments for Lo­ When the location (gold entity) is detected, New July 1, 2019
cation (gold entity) the JSON returned by the API is enriched with ad­
ditional information about the entity: place, street
name, street number, postal code, city, state,
country.

1906 Assign Base Per­ If you are the administrator of an organization, or New July 1, 2019
missions and Team if you have Read and Write permissions for the
Permissions on Bot Settings module, you can assign one of the follow­
Level ing permissions as the base permission to all
members of the organization or to a team for a
given bot.

You can also assign one of the following permis­


sions as an additional bot permission to a team of
one or more members of the organization as an
environment permission (see below).

● Read only
● Read and write

For more information, see Permissions At Bot


Level in the User Guide to Concepts of SAP Con­
versational AI.

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1906 word_id From end of August 2019, the following route to Deprecation July 1, 2019
update expressions will only accept word names.
It will no longer accept word IDs: https://
api.cai.tools.sap/train/v2/users/
$USER_SLUG/bots/$BOT_SLUG/
versions/$VERSION_SLUG/dataset/
intents/$INTENT_SLUG/expressions/
$EXPRESSION_ID.

If you want to update words in tokens, the format


for words has changed from { "id":
<word_id> } or { "name": <word> } to
simply { "name": <word> }, so please
switch to the new format.

In addition, the following two routes are affected


in the same way:

Creating an expression

https://api.cai.tools.sap/
train/v2/users/$USER_SLUG/bots/
$BOT_SLUG/versions/$VERSION_SLUG/
dataset/intents/$INTENT_SLUG/
expressions

Bulk creating expressions

https://api.cai.tools.sap/
train/v2/users/$USER_SLUG/bots/
$BOT_SLUG/versions/$VERSION_SLUG/
dataset/intents/$INTENT_SLUG/
expressions/bulk_create

1906 Refactor Routes From end of September 2019, all routes starting Deprecation July 1, 2019
Starting with /v2 with /v2 that are not prefaced with /train will
be deprecated. Please use /train/v2 instead.
For example, https://
api.cai.tools.sap/train/v2/users/
$USER_SLUG/bots/$BOT_SLUG/
versions/$VERSION_SLUG/dataset/
bulk_creations

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1906 API to Retrieve All From October 2019, the following API to retrieve Deprecation July 1, 2019
Entities all entities will no longer be supported:
https://api.cai.tools.sap/
train/v2/entities. Entities will no longer
be global labels and will instead belong to a bot.
To get all entities for a given bot, please use the
following API: https://
api.cai.tools.sap/train/v2/
users/:user_id/bots/:bot_id/
versions/:version_id/dataset/
entities.

1906 Community sup­ Community support on Slack will no longer be Migration July 1, 2019
port available after June 2019. Please address your
questions to the community on https://
answers.sap.com/ .

1906 Fork Intent The dropdown menu to choose the bot, while Fix July 1, 2019
forking an intent, now opens on the click of the ar­
row.

1906 SAP Customer En­ The SAP Customer Engagement Center has Fix July 1, 2019
gagement Center been renamed to SAP Contact Center.

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1903 New Intent Classifi­ A new intent classification algorithm is now avail­ New April 5, 2019
cation Algorithm able that improves your bot's understanding and
provides a better confidence score when an in­
tent is detected. You can switch to the new algo­
rithm in your bot's settings. If you switch to the
new algorithm, you can't switch back to the old
one.

Since the new algorithm affects the confidence


score, you may need to update the matching
strictness in your bot's settings and adjust the
confidence score threshold if you use the confi­
dence score as a condition to determine which
action is to be taken next.

As of June 2019, this new algorithm will be ap­


plied to all bots, including existing bots.

Assign Base Permissions and Team Permis­


sions in Organizations

If you are the administrator of an organization,


you can now assign one of the following permis­
sions as the base permission to all members of
the organization. You can also assign one of these
permissions as an additional permission to a
team consisting of one or more members of the
organization.

● No access
● Read only
● Read and write
● Create bot (+ Read and write)

The base permission and team permissions are


applied to all bots within the organization.

For more information, see Organizations and Per­


missions in the User Guide to Concepts of SAP
Conversational AI.

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1903 Markdown in Mes­ When creating text messages or quick replies on New April 5, 2019
sages the Actions tab or Requirements tab of a skill, you
can now opt to use markdown to format text as
bold, italics, or as a hyperlink . For a preview of
how your text message or quick reply will be ren­
dered, simply save it.

For more information, see Messages in the User


Guide to Concepts of SAP Conversational AI.

1903 Context Manage­ When a user is conversing with your bot in Eng­ New April 5, 2019
ment for Descrip­ lish, French, or Spanish, and your bot replies with
tions a list, carousel, quick replies, or buttons, the user
can now refer to an item in the message using a
superlative like cheapest or most expensive or us­
ing an ordinal like first or second. For example, if
the bot displays a list of flights, the user can tell
the bot to book the cheapest flight or to book the
last flight.

For more information, see Entities in the User


Guide to Concepts of SAP Conversational AI and
scroll down to References between entities.

1903 Set Time Zone in Under Preferences in your user settings, you can New April 5, 2019
User Settings now set your time zone. This time zone is then
used as the default time zone when you set filters
in your log feed, usage metrics, and training ana­
lytics.

1903 Default Matching When you create a new bot, the matching strict­ New April 5, 2019
Strictness in Natu­ ness in NLP is now set to 50 by default. You can
ral Language Proc­ adjust it in your bot's settings.
essing (NLP)

1903 Email Verification You may remember that we mentioned in the New April 5, 2019
What's New for the 1901 release that you'll be
asked to confirm your email address when you
next log in to SAP Conversational AI in order to
continue to access the platform. If you've not
confirmed your email address already, you must
do so now. You only need to do this once.

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1902 Alert to New Prod­ When a new product release is out, you're now New February 21,
uct Release alerted in your profile. From the alert, you can 2019
open the changelog in a new window and get the
rundown on all the new features, enhancements,
and fixes.

1902 Training Analytics ● For you to run a benchmark, your bot now Enhancement February 21,
only needs to have at least 4 intents. Previ­ 2019
ously, it needed to have at least 5.
● You can now filter your benchmarks by envi­
ronment, version, language, and datetime.
● The new page design lets you run a new
benchmark with or without a validation file
more easily.
● The time-remaining information is now more
precise.
● The Accuracy metric has been removed be­
cause it was the same metric as Recall.
● The following metric has been added when
you compare two benchmarks: Size.
● When you click a single intent or entity in
your benchmark, the same lines are now in
focus in your confusion matrix.
● In your confusion matrix, the colors now
more clearly show the percentage differen­
ces.

1902 Usage Metrics For quicker loading, the default time range for Enhancement February 21,
fetching your metrics is now last week, and not all 2019
time. As before, you can change the time range by
clicking SHOW FILTERS and then specifying a
time range. Also for better loading, the metrics
are fetched asynchronously.

1902 Log Feed For security, when you download your logs in CSV Enhancement February 21,
format, all user inputs that start with characters 2019
like +, -, =, etc. are now prepended with a back­
slash (\) to prevent the characters from being
processed in Microsoft Excel with unanticipated
consequences.

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1901 Enrichments for When a gold entity is detected, the JSON re­ New January 23,
Custom Entities turned by the NLP API is enriched with additional 2019
information about the entity. Although you can't
change the enrichments for gold entities, you can
now create enrichments for custom entities. This
means that you can create keys that appear in the
JSON when a custom entity is detected. The keys
are then populated with the correct values, de­
pending on the configuration.

For example, you have a list of train stations that


you want to detect. You create a restricted cus­
tom entity with all the names of your train sta­
tions. Now you add the key station-code and
configure it so that if Grand Central Station is de­
tected, the JSON also returns the station code
GCT only for this station.

For more information, see Entities in the User


Guide to Concepts of SAP Conversational AI.

1901 Open-Source Bot The Bot Connector already enables you to con­ New January 23,
Connector nect your bot to multiple messaging channels. 2019
The code to run the Bot Connector is now hosted
publicly at https://github.com/SAPConversatio­
nalAI/bot-connector . This means that you or
your enterprise can now download the Bot Con­
nector and run a chatbot within a virtual network.
This is especially useful if you're apprehensive
about opening your internal network to the inter­
net. You can also vote for the next channels you
want us to implement, or you can contribute
yourself!

See also Messaging channels in the User


Guide to Concepts of SAP Conversational AI.

1901 Email Verification When you next log in to SAP Conversational AI, New January 23,
you'll be asked to confirm your email address. You 2019
only need to do this once. However, you must do
so by March 22, 2019 in order to continue to ac­
cess the platform.

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1901 Delete Your SAP In your settings, you can now delete your SAP New January 23,
Conversational Conversational AI account. Note that this will also 2019
AIAccount delete all bots that you created with this account,
except for bots that you created from within an
organization if there are still members of that or­
ganization (including another administrator). To
delete your account, click your avatar at the top
right of the page, choose Settings, and then click
DELETE YOUR ACCOUNT.

1901 Suggested Expres­ If you've added the languages English, French, Enhancement January 23,
sions German, or Spanish to an intent, and enter a new 2019
expression for the intent in any of those lan­
guages, the platform already automatically sug­
gests additional expressions in those languages.
We've enhanced that capability to now vary the
sentence structure and also the vocabulary of the
suggested expressions. This enables you to build
a higher quality training dataset very quickly and
enables your bot to understand its users more
precisely.

1901 Entities On the Train tab, we’ve made two enhancements Enhancement January 23,
to entities: 2019

● Entities now load faster!


● When you click a custom entity, you’ll see a
list of the values that you added as syno­
nyms, and you’ll see separately the values
tagged in your intents. This helps you to
clearly distinguish the two.

1901 Training Analytics We've improved the csv upload of your validation Fix January 23,
file and fixed the issue that caused the bench­ 2019
mark to be stuck at 99% for some bots.

1901 Usability For links and buttons, we’ve added tooltips with Enhancement January 23,
helpful information around the platform to help 2019
you to better understand each step.

In error messages, we've added information to di­


rect you to the field whose value you need to en­
ter or change.

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1811 EPreviously, when you created or edited a bot, the Train tab Enhancement November 29,
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You can now version your chatbot and easily deploy it to spe­ New October 29, 2018
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1810 TOn the Monitor tab of your chatbot, we’ve added a new New October 29, 2018
rTraining Analytics section to help you build a great dataset
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