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# Create New Bot

Bots can only do according to what you program them to do in a specific channel. So, someone can’t sign in as a bot and do things that other members can do in 3Dolphins. Bots also can't be set as trainers or Supervisors.

In the upper right corner, click the **‘+new bot’** button. Then, you will see a pop-up of a new bot, configure your bot user with some basic info (bot name, greeting text, leaving text, and what bot says (invitation)). Once you've completed these fields, click the ‘Save’ button.

![Add New Bot](/files/-MRwr52PzG7Bis6SrXEx)

**Component Explanation:**

| **Name**                   | **Description**                                              |
| -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Bot Name                   | Name of Bot you will be created.                             |
| Greeting Text              | Speech from the bot when the first incoming message arrives. |
| Leaving Text               | Text from bot after bot or customer ends chat.               |
| What Bot Says (Invitation) | What bot says to invite customer.                            |


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