Dashboard Overview

HolderChat user guide

Documentation

Summary

The HolderChat Dashboard (/dashboard) lists all your chatbots, shows status at a glance, and provides quick actions to edit, test, embed, or delete each bot.

Prerequisites

  • Logged-in HolderChat account

Dashboard layout

Statistics row

StatDescription
Total ChatbotsAll bots in your account
ActiveBots with Active/Created status
ProcessingBots still building or parsing

Chatbot list

Each bot card or row shows:

  • Bot name
  • Status badge (Active, Processing, Building, Error, etc.)
  • Quick actions

Quick actions

ButtonOpens
Edit/edit-chat?id={bot_id} — full configuration
Get Code/get-widget-code — embed script
Test/test-chatbot?token={api_key} — live preview
DeleteRemoves bot (confirmation required)

Empty state

If you have no bots, the dashboard shows Create Your First Chatbot. See /documentation/creating-your-first-chatbot/.

Pagination

The dashboard loads 20 bots per page. Use next/previous controls when you have many bots.

Edit chatbot page

From Edit, the left sidebar has 11 configuration tabs:

  1. Bot Behavior & Messages
  2. Model
  3. Knowledge Sources
  4. Additional Context
  5. Context Sources
  6. Company Information
  7. Privacy Settings
  8. Conversation History
  9. Languages
  10. Support
  11. Extensions

Documentation for each tab:

Shared edit-page actions

  • Save Changes — saves current tab fields
  • Rebuild Bot — appears when knowledge/context changed
  • Get Widget CodeTest ChatbotDelete Chatbot — top quick links

WordPress Connector users

If your bot was created via the WordPress plugin, you can also open the embedded dashboard from WP Admin → HolderChat → Dashboard tab. Settings are the same.

What triggers a rebuild

Action on dashboardRebuild needed?
Delete botN/A (bot removed)
Open EditNo
Rebuild Bot buttonYes (starts rebuild)

Limitations

  • Delete is permanent; unlink WordPress first if you only want to remove account link
  • Processing bots may block some edit actions until Active

Troubleshooting

Symptom: Bot stuck in Processing

Cause: Large knowledge base or queue backlog.

Fix: Wait 10–15 minutes; see /documentation/processing-status-and-troubleshooting/

Symptom: Cannot see a WordPress-created bot

Cause: Site not linked to your HolderChat account.

Fix: Complete claim flow → /documentation/linking-wordpress-to-your-holderchat-account/

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