#why the chat widget can't return currency format or number format, always in text format

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AI-generated Answer for jerald_54304

The issue with currency or number formatting in text-to-speech (TTS) outputs may arise from how the input text is structured. For example, while the Eleven Multilingual v2 model supports currency formatting, it requires proper formatting of numbers to ensure accurate pronunciation.

To address this, you should use comma separators in numbers. For instance, instead of writing ₹840500, format it as ₹840,500. Without these separators, the TTS system might struggle to interpret and pronounce the numbers correctly, leading to errors or unclear outputs.

If you have further concerns or specific cases, feel free to provide more details!

glad drum
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I mean on chat widget the output is always in text format even though I specifically said that make it in currency

summer cloudBOT
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AI-generated Answer for jerald_54304

The ElevenLabs Conversational AI widget currently outputs responses in text format, and it does not automatically format numbers or currencies unless explicitly programmed to do so. If you want the widget to return numbers or currencies in a specific format, you may need to adjust the prompts or implement additional logic in your backend to process and format the output before displaying it.

For example, if you're working with Indian currency (₹), ensure that numbers are formatted with comma separators (e.g., ₹840,500) to improve clarity and pronunciation. However, if the widget is not formatting the output as expected, it might require further customization or integration with your own code to handle such formatting.

If you need more advanced formatting capabilities, you could consider using the API to process the data programmatically and return it in the desired format. Let me know if you'd like further clarification!

glad drum
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why the chat widget return only text format for all

summer cloudBOT
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AI-generated Answer for jerald_54304

The chat widget is designed to return outputs in text format by default. If you are asking it to format numbers or currencies, the widget may not automatically apply specific formatting (e.g., currency symbols or number separators) unless explicitly programmed or instructed to do so.

For example, if you want the output to include currency formatting, you may need to ensure that the input explicitly specifies the desired format. Additionally, if you're using ElevenLabs' Conversational AI widget, you might need to process the output programmatically to apply the required formatting before displaying it.

If you are encountering issues with specific formats like currency (e.g., ₹840,500), ensure that the input includes proper separators (like commas) to improve clarity. If the widget still doesn't meet your needs, you might consider integrating additional logic on your end to handle formatting.

glad drum
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even if you instruct it to do it, nothing happens

summer cloudBOT
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AI-generated Answer for jerald_54304

The issue you're describing seems to be related to how the chat widget processes and formats outputs. Unfortunately, I don't have specific information about the chat widget's behavior or its limitations regarding formatting outputs like currency or numbers.

If you're encountering this issue with ElevenLabs' text-to-speech, note that for accurate pronunciation of currencies like ₹, the Eleven Multilingual v2 model supports formatting with comma separators (e.g., ₹840,500). However, if this is unrelated to ElevenLabs' TTS and is about a different system, you may need to consult the documentation or support team for that specific tool.

glad drum
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