Why you can trust it

What the assistant promises

How it answers

A real conversation

A real conversation example — an illustration, not a working chat on this page.

What it knows

What you can ask

  • Attractions

    What to see, what to visit, how long a trail takes.

  • Events

    What's happening in the destination, with real dates.

  • Accommodation

    Properties and real availability, not a static list.

  • Restaurants

    Where to eat, what kind of kitchen, hours.

  • Ski slopes

    Snow conditions, whenever the operator has published a report.

  • Transport

    Train and bus — from the schedules entered by the destination's organization.

  • Weather

    The forecast for the coming days.

Where it knows it from

The sources, in the order they matter

When two sources disagree about the same thing, the one on top wins.

  1. 1

    The destination's operational base

    Accommodation, events, ski slopes and transport, entered directly by the destination management organization. When anything else disagrees, this has the final word.

  2. 2

    The assistant's wiki

    Pages written or generated specifically for the conversation, based on the facts above.

  3. 2b

    The destination's editorial site

    Story and context from the Țara Dornelor tourism site — it complements, not replaces, the operational data.

  4. 3

    Uploaded documents

    Materials added by the organization, with an expiry date — they drop out of answers on their own once expired.

  5. 4

    Weather

    The forecast queried live, straight from the weather service, separately from the other sources.

What it doesn't do

Where it stops, on purpose

The widget, on your site

The same assistant, mounted on the member's site

Ecosystem members can put the assistant on their own site in a few lines — it's not a separate integration, it's the same brain, the same knowledge base.

What you get

  • A script

    A <script> tag you paste into the page — or the npm package, if the site is React/Next.

  • Your own key

    Issued from the admin panel, tied to your account — the plaintext is shown once, at creation.

  • Verified origin

    The key only works from the domain added to the allowlist — a request from another origin is refused.

  • The key's domain

    A destination key sees the whole catalog; an accommodation-unit key sees everything except other accommodation units.

Issuing the key

Keys are issued from the assistant's admin panel, in the configuration section — by the OMD operator or the platform administrator.

What it looks like, in practice

<script
  src="https://chatbot.omd-taradornelor.ro/chatbot-widget.iife.js"
  data-api-url="https://chatbot.omd-taradornelor.ro"
  data-api-key="tdc_••••••••••"
  data-position="bottom-right"
  data-language="ro"
  defer
></script>

The key in the example is truncated — yours is generated from the admin panel and shown only once.