Has anyone figured out how to automatically email a user a copy of their transcript when they enter their email in a FastBot lead form, using my own .com domain as the sender? Desired workflow: 1. A user enters their email in the lead form. 2. I receive the usual lead email with the transcript. 3. The same transcript is automatically emailed to the user who submitted the form. Key requirement: The email should be sent from my custom domain, not noreply@fastbots.ai. This feels like a core chat-support feature, especially for industries where customers need a copy of their conversation for their records. I have not seen this addressed on the roadmap, and it would add significant value. If there is already a reliable way to do this through Zapier or another integration, clear documentation would also be very helpful. I would gladly pay a couple hundred dollars if someone can teach me how to set this up. Thank you, @Jason West

Hello from Kimberling City, Missouri. I’m Stacey, the writer behind TheGo2Writer. I work with writing and communication to help people organize thoughts, refine documents, and express ideas with clarity and confidence. I’m glad to be here learning and connecting with everyone. My goal is to learn more about the chatgpt I have been using now for months. I would like to figure out how to possibly extract all my important information out and possibly export to another AI? That way I don't have to retrain another AI on all my details. I also was paying for the chatgpt, now I'm not able to afford it, and now it's saying its memory is full? And it's started going back to the default stuff and not following the rules I made concerning em dashes etc. I'm just a total newbie really and have so many questions about it. I apologize if this sounds stupid 😂...

I know this group's for ChatGPT Users but is it also for Claude Users?

I've been using onenote for transcribing and it doesn't do a good job. What are AI options for transcribing?

Hello everyone. Last week, we developed an AI model that predicts greyhound race results. This model analyzes and learns from the race results of the past year to predict the likely winner of the next race and calculates the break-even point based on the odds. Developed using AutoGen, this model predicted the leading contenders with 87% accuracy, which is a notable achievement in the betting industry. Are there any of you currently working on similar projects or have any ideas? Modec is currently researching ways to increase the probability of recommending leading contenders to over 93%.