RAG won't populate to Qualtrics
As part of academic research, the Institutional Review Board needs to make sure that data is secured safely. We had run it on our personal server but that may post issues in terms of cookies (that's what was told to us). So, I am needing a RA tool created similarly to Gemini which we will use as part of the survey. Survey asks many questions then the chatbot should be embedded within the survey in Qualtrics where participants will enter their prompts for RAG to provide responses based on one document on HR policies. And once they are done with the prompts, we need them to continue within the survey to answer a few more questions to avoid attrition issues. We developed the script but Qualtrics told us that the script is wrong. My entire research project is in jeopardy now because of this limitation. We tested the script and it works. I am hesitant to post it on here as it will be used for academic research purposes.
I am so incredibly heartbroken over this issue that I do not even know what to do. The programmer who had worked on scripting the RAG seems to be having difficulties fixing whatever the issue may be. Is there any way you can help us get this project off the ground please? RAG tool is the only (and main) component that we are missing...
It is highly preferable by the university for the software to be pre-approved by them, this is the reason we are utilizing Qualtrics. If there's another way to do this better and still protect the security of the data, that would be fantastic. At the end of the day, if Qualtrics is not feasible, I'd need a very strong argument for using a different server or software.
The chatbot needs to be embedded on the Qualtrics survey to avoid attrition issues as I need at least 200 complete responses for the study.
The tech stack that is being currently used is the JavaScript code is pointing to an AnythingLLM container on a private server.
Qualtrics told us the script is wrong but we have tested it on our end and it works just fine, hence the complete confusion. The actual script is in your LinkedIn messages from me as I am hesitant to post it on here to avoid survey contamination by subscribers... Any help would be greatly appreciated please.