> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.reekolect.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.reekolect.ai/reekolect-resource-center/how-reekolect-works/bot-management/train-your-ai-chatbot/train-your-ai-chatbot-using-websites.md).

# Train your AI chatbot using websites

## Train using website URLs.

1. Access the bots section and click on the "Bots" button. From there, choose the specific bot that you wish to train.
2. Next, select the option "Train Your AI Chatbot" displayed on the screen.

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3. On this page, locate the "Add Website" button and click on it to input the URL of the website you wish to train your bot with.

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4. Now, enter or copy the link of the website into the designated field and submit the same.

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Training for your URLs will be started after the same. You can see the training status in the table below with URL and other details. Bot training may take several minutes to complete.

We have included a "Sync Website" button for you to synchronise the bot with the website. By clicking on it, you can synchronise your bot with the website. It will retrain the bot with new content available on the website.


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