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Certify Piper to engage with visitors

  • May 1, 2025
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Kevin Lewis
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Learn how to test and validate how Piper handles conversations and executes actions on the website & systems.

Create a test experience

The first step to completing an end to end test with Piper is to create a test experience that only your team has access to, so you can have conversations with Piper exactly as a website visitor would.

As an admin, you’ll start by creating a new automatic experience in Qualified. To ensure only members of your team are able to access the test experience on your website, add a unique testing parameter to the experience trigger criteria.

 

Next, you’ll add Piper into your test experience. Depending on how your use-case, you may add Piper in one of two ways outlined below: 

  1. Add only the Start autopilot  action and enable the Greeting option so Piper will proactively greet you (or “pounce”) when you arrive on the website.

 

  1. Add the Start autopilot action after a Custom greeting. In this case, Piper will not proactively greet you. Instead she will wait for you to engage by clicking on a greeting button. 

 

Once you’ve configured and Published your test experience, make sure to activate the experience by sliding the “Active” toggle to the right.

 

If you have questions about creating a test experience, reach out to your Qualified Success Architect or help@qualified.com.

Enable Piper workflows

To ensure you’re also validating how Piper executes actions on the website & systems, you’ll need to make sure you activate all necessary workflows before beginning your end to end test.

 

 

Test Piper on your website

Once you’ve activated your test experience and workflows, you’re ready to run through an end to end test with Piper.

Below are the general steps you should follow to validate how Piper handles conversations and executes actions on the website & systems:

  1. Open a new Incognito web browser
  2. Visit your website, and include the test parameter you added at the end of the URL.
  3. Engage with Piper and have a conversation.
  4. Ask questions about your company, products, competitors, etc. Additionally, ask questions that should invoke the rules of engagement (ROEs).
  5. Trigger a goal by using a keyword in your message or clicking a goal button
  6. Answer any qualification questions Piper asks in a way that would qualify you for the goal action of booking a meeting or routing to a rep. 
  7. Book the meeting or chat with the rep.
  8. Once complete, close the incognito browser to end your session.
  9. Verify that the Lead is synced to Salesforce or your Marketing Automation Platform with all the expected information. 
  10. Repeat steps 1-9 to test ROE behavior, different goal keywords, and disqualified goal actions. 
If you have questions about testing Piper or need assistance with the process, reach out to your Qualified Success Architect or help@qualified.com.