https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/ Recent content in Integrations on Raffle Documentation Hugo en-us https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/web-scrape/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/web-scrape/ A Web Scrape source crawls the pages of your website and puts them in Raffle, so your widgets can search and chat with them. You set it up yourself under Sources. How the crawler finds pages, and why a page may be missing, is explained in Sources. Before you start Check that the pages you want are: published, and not marked noindex or nofollow (unless you turn on Disable Robot Tags, see Scrape options); linked from another page, or listed in your sitemap; not blocked for crawlers in your robots. https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/file/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/file/ Upload documents from your computer straight into Raffle, for content that isn’t on a website. Uploaded files go into a source of the type File. Create a File source Go to Sources and click Add new source Select File and click Next Choosing the File source type Enter a Source Title, and under Privacy Settings choose whether the files are Internal or Public Click Create Source details for a File source Upload files Go to Sources and select your File source Click Upload file. https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/instant-answers/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/instant-answers/ Instant Answers are answers you write yourself in Raffle. Use them when visitors ask about something your website doesn’t cover, to promote new information, or to send visitors somewhere specific, such as your support page. If the right content is already on your website but doesn’t come first, use Re-rank instead. Each answer has a title, the answer text, a fallback URL and, ideally, a list of questions it answers. There is no limit to the number of Instant Answers in an account. https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/api/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/api/ An API source holds documents that you send to Raffle yourself, from your own systems, instead of having Raffle crawl them. You decide what goes in and when it changes. Create an API source Go to Sources and click Add new source Select API and click Next Enter a Source Title, and under Privacy Settings choose whether the content is Internal or Public Click Create Raffle then opens the source’s API Source - Quickstart page. https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/sharepoint/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/sharepoint/ You can connect a SharePoint site yourself. First create an app registration in SharePoint that gives Raffle read access (see Setting Up SharePoint Access below). Then: Go to Sources and click Add new source Select Sharepoint and click Next Enter a Source Title, choose a Full Syncing Frequency and whether the content is Internal or Public, then click Next Under Connection settings, fill in: Subdomain, e.g. <subdomain> in https://<subdomain>.sharepoint.com Site, e. https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/mcp-server/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://docs.raffle.ai/sources/integrations/mcp-server/ Which MCP page do you need? This page is about connecting your own MCP server to Raffle, so that Raffle’s chat can call its tools. To do the opposite, and let AI assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT search your Raffle content, see Raffle’s MCP server. An MCP server offers tools that an AI can call, for example to look up an order or check opening hours. When you connect your MCP server as a source, chat in your widgets can call the tools you allow.