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Availability2014.1 or later

Configuration Overview

Models and execution location

Select an LLM

Pick the analyzing model

Choose Online or Local Execution

Where AI processing runs

Customize an AI Prompt

Tailor prompts to your data

Overview

GermainUX AI Services can be customized to support your organization’s applications, data, business objectives, privacy policies, and automation requirements. AI-driven features are prompt-based. Each prompt can be tailored to a specific use case, data type, KPI, model, and expected output.

Configuration Overview

Model availability and online or local execution support may vary by AI feature.
Configure AI Services & Prompts (Automated Actions): Configuration Overview

Select an LLM

Choose the model that will analyze the GermainUX data associated with a prompt. Go to: GermainUX Workspace -> System -> AI -> Prompts Then:
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Select or create a prompt

2

Open the Model field

3

Select the LLM

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Save the configuration

Consider the model’s analytical quality, speed, context capacity, infrastructure requirements, privacy characteristics, and operating cost.

Choose Online or Local Execution

For supported models and features, AI processing can run: Go to: GermainUX Workspace -> System -> AI -> Prompts Select a prompt and configure its available Online/Offline setting. Some capabilities—particularly AI Explorer—may require or perform better with supported online models. Before enabling online processing, confirm that the selected configuration complies with your organization’s privacy, security, contractual, and regulatory requirements.

Customize an AI Prompt

Prompts can be tailored to the application, KPI, data type, business process, or analytical objective. Go to: GermainUX Workspace -> Left Menu → Settings —> System -> AI -> Prompts
Configure AI Services & Prompts (Automated Actions): Customize an AI Prompt
Then:
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Select an existing prompt or create one

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Edit the prompt in the right-side configuration panel

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Select the appropriate model

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Configure online or local execution, when available

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Reference the required GermainUX data and KPIs

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Define the expected analysis and output

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Save and test the prompt

A prompt can instruct GermainUX to:
  • Summarize a recorded user session.
  • Identify UX, workflow, or technology friction.
  • Analyze errors and their user impact.
  • Categorize and prioritize feedback.
  • Evaluate a conversation or chatbot interaction.7
  • Identify causes of conversion drop-offs.
  • Recommend corrective actions.
  • Produce structured output for downstream automation.
For example, a session-analysis prompt can combine User Session Replay, user interactions, errors, performance transactions, business-process steps, feedback, and application metadata to explain what occurred and recommend next steps.

Connect AI Analysis to Automated Actions

AI results can be used with GermainUX automation capabilities to create an agentic workflow. Depending on the use case, GermainUX can:
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Detect a configured condition

2

Collect the relevant KPI and contextual data

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Execute the selected AI prompt

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Generate a summary, classification, priority, or recommendation

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Trigger an alert, API call, script, ticket, report, remediation, or approval workflow

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Monitor subsequent data to determine whether the issue was resolved

Actions can execute automatically or require human approval based on the organization’s policies and the risk associated with the action.

Additional Resources

AI

Insights & Recommendations

AI Management

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AI Advice dashboard

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AI Explore diagnosis feature

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Analytics

More Analytics Features

Automation

More Automation Features

Dashboards

Dashboards and reports overview

Reports

Automatic and scheduled reports

Management

More Management Features

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