Changelog

Your chatbot is now better protected against prompt injection and jailbreak attempts with Prompt Guard, a new security layer that screens every visitor message before it reaches your AI. How It Works

We have added OpenAI's latest GPT-5.4 model to the platform, and expanded the number of AI models available on Free and Startup plans. GPT-5.4 Now Available

You can now connect your Confluence workspace and OneDrive account to train your AI chatbot on even more of your existing content. Confluence

Two new auto-sync features that keep your training data up to date without manual intervention. Auto-sync SharePoint site pages

Two additions to the white-label agency platform: client user logins and per-client usage limits. Client user logins

This update brings several improvements to how you train your chatbot, manage visitor privacy, and handle escalation notifications. SharePoint: auto-sync libraries and index site pages

You can now run a full white-label agency on SiteSpeak. Your branding, your domain, your emails to clients - none of it says SiteSpeak. Branding

You can now train your AI chatbot on documents stored in SharePoint. Connect your Microsoft account, browse your SharePoint sites and document libraries, and select files to use as training sources. How it works

Your AI chatbot can now check availability and book appointments directly through Calendly. Visitors can browse open time slots and complete a booking without leaving the chat. How it works

Your SiteSpeakAI chatbot can now act as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, giving AI agents direct access to your trained knowledge base. AI agents are becoming the primary way people discover and interact with information. When a developer asks Cursor about your API, a user asks Claude about your product, or an OpenClaw agent tries to find information about your services, those agents need a reliable source of truth. Your MCP server provides exactly that.