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# Create a Bot using Bot Templates

### Overview

Gallabox offers a wide range of ready-to-use bot templates designed for different industries to help you build conversational bots quickly. Simply browse through the available templates, find the one that best fits your business needs, and click **Use**. From there, select **Create your own bot** from the dropdown and click **Deploy** to start customizing. Using templates makes it easy to launch powerful bots without starting from scratch.

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To build a Bot using the Templates, choose the template that resonates with your business. We have a plethora of templates segregated into Industries. Click on the the button Use for the any template. Select the option - **Create your own bot** from the Dropdown and click on **Deploy.**

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