NLX is a no-code conversational AI platform that enables users to build, deploy, and analyze voice, text, and multimodal applications. It integrates with multiple channels and AI models, targeting individual builders and enterprises.

The platform’s Canvas builder allows users to create conversational flows without coding. Templates like Appointment Scheduler and Hands-Free AI Browsing simplify setup for common use cases. The Knowledge Base feature leverages Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to deliver accurate responses from existing data, such as text or images. Voice+ technology synchronizes voice and digital channels, enabling dynamic interactions like displaying visuals during a voice call. NLX supports over 65 languages and integrates with platforms like Amazon Connect, WhatsApp, and Slack.

Security is a priority, with SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and GDPR compliance, making it suitable for regulated industries. The analytics dashboard provides real-time insights into user interactions, helping refine applications. NLX offers a free sandbox with $20 credit and a pay-per-conversation model at $0.05 per interaction. Enterprises can access custom plans with unlimited workspaces and dedicated support.

Compared to Voiceflow and Botpress, NLX offers robust enterprise features but may have a steeper learning curve for beginners. Voiceflow is simpler for small projects, while Botpress allows more developer customization. NLX’s multimodal Touchpoint interface is unique, blending chat, voice, and video.

Drawbacks include the complexity of configuring advanced flows for nuanced user inputs. Some users report that third-party integrations, like custom LLMs, require technical expertise. The pay-per-conversation pricing may become costly for high-volume use cases. Recent reviews on CX Today highlight NLX’s enterprise reliability but note setup time as a challenge.

Start with a template in the free sandbox to test NLX’s capabilities. Use the analytics to monitor performance and adjust flows. Focus on simple use cases before tackling complex, multimodal applications.