Oracle Digital Assistant vs. Rasa

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Oracle Digital Assistant
Score 7.9 out of 10
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Oracle Digital Assistant delivers an AI platform to create conversational experiences for business applications through text, chat, and voice interfaces.N/A
Rasa
Score 6.0 out of 10
Enterprise companies (1,001+ employees)
Rasa is a conversational AI platform from the company of the same name headquartered in San Francisco, enabling enterprises to build customer experiences. Rasa’s platform was built to create enterprise-grade virtual assistants, allowing personalized conversations with customers - at scale. Rasa’s conversational AI platform allows companies to build better customer experiences by lowering costs through automation, improving customer satisfaction, and providing a scalable way to gather customer…
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Pricing
Oracle Digital AssistantRasa
Editions & Modules
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Developer Edition
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Growth
starting at $35k
Enterprise
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Pricing Offerings
Oracle Digital AssistantRasa
Free Trial
YesYes
Free/Freemium Version
NoYes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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Community Pulse
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Considered Both Products
Oracle Digital Assistant
Chose Oracle Digital Assistant
Azure bot service we used to integration our platform over slack and found too difficult to integrate under that manner ODS is great and simple to inetgrate.
Chose Oracle Digital Assistant
I selected Oracle Digital Assistant against all other digital assistant platforms as this platform works like a charm with any Oracle application. It integrates well with Oracle Integration Cloud. The new beta version has an inbuilt conversation builder which can be used to …
Rasa
Chose Rasa
The NLU algorithms are more efficient in Rasa. Creating conversations is much easier. In IBM, the more use cases we created, the more complicated it was to up date the entire model. It was quite common to mess up what had already been done.Rasa has greater scope for use with …
Chose Rasa
Glean - proprietary semantic search algorithms, no backend actions integration
IBM Watsonx - complicated dialogue builder, poor separation of no-code and pro-code interfaces
ELMOS (agent based) - all logic in code, no dialogue logic in no-code interface possible
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User Ratings
Oracle Digital AssistantRasa
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User Testimonials
Oracle Digital AssistantRasa
Likelihood to Recommend
As mentioned in pros and cons, it depends on the use cases. Most of the normal chatbot use cases can be handled by ODA. If you want to build a chatbot with menu style or conversation style (it is not straight forward but it can be done), ODA can be perfect. If use cases are to also include AI with emotional intelligence to make conversational more interactive and also be able to detect through AI engine automatically what a person would like to do or perform or ask, then ODA may not fit for it. If you also are looking for virtual agents through tighter IVR integration then ODA may not be right. There are a few limitations around the number of words in the text to voice feature.
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I have been using the platform for over 3 years and I have noticed a very good evolution, in an attempt to reinvent themselves. The support team is amazing, always available to work out with us in achieving the best results. About the technology, the algorithms available in the platform suits most of the cases. Being language agnostic is a very positive point for us, because some big tech platforms have little support for PT-PT language.
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Pros
  • Developing new and custom skills for chatbots.
  • Developing conversational style skills for chatbots.
  • Menu style skills for chatbots.
  • Lots of skills those are available out of the box.
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  • Rasa team has Top notch AI knowledge
  • Greate customer support, by listening towards the clients needs.
  • And building future proof solutions around client Business Requirements within dazzling timeframes
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Cons
  • Our clients have reported that upon integration with Siri for voice commands, the results are pretty obvious (basic) Nd the conversation is unnatural.
  • The languages it supports are very limited.
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  • Rasa CALM flows and Rasa domain could be made fully independent of the Rasa training process and dynamically retrievable from e.g. a graph DB. This would make the chatbot more flexible.
  • Prompt templates, or at least paths could be referenced in Rasa config. Different policies in the Rasa config could then be configured without code change to use different prompt templates
  • LLM configuration should rather be part of the endpoints, than model configuration.
  • Rasa Studio could support all the functionality of Rasa Pro.
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Usability
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With the help of dedicated team - documentation and video resources it is relatively easier to build. We prioritized pro-code usage to begin with launch.
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Support Rating
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Rasa support has been very responsive, trying to fix any reported issues ASAP. They've also listened to many requests for improvement. The Rasa features and changelog are well documented
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Alternatives Considered
I selected Oracle Digital Assistant against all other digital assistant platforms as this platform works like a charm with any Oracle application. It integrates well with Oracle Integration Cloud. The new beta version has an inbuilt conversation builder which can be used to build conversation without the YAML code.
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Glean - proprietary semantic search algorithms, no backend actions integration IBM Watsonx - complicated dialogue builder, poor separation of no-code and pro-code interfaces ELMOS (agent based) - all logic in code, no dialogue logic in no-code interface possible Rasa - transparent and simple sharing of objects between no-code and pro-code interfaces. Transparent LLM usage and restrictions. Simple backend integration via Rasa SDK
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Return on Investment
  • We've had a good integration with our existing databases and applications.
  • Our customers are crypto traders and we've had more engagement with them, which means a lot to us.
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  • Reduced Human Connected Calls Per active User
  • Improved Calls disposed by Voice Agent
  • Reduced call wait times
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ScreenShots

Rasa Screenshots

Screenshot of the Studio interface, where a new Flow can be tried out. The user can trace the flow of conversation through the AI Assistant to test and debug new developments.Screenshot of the extensible generative conversational AI framework in a no-code user interface, which enables business users to drag and drop dialogue components for easier AI assistant development.Screenshot of central content management to curate the AI Assistant training data. Users can repurpose and reuse assistant data: search, add, edit, and update assistant data directly in Studio.Screenshot of where analysts, testers, and builders can review user conversations to optimize the AI assistant performance and improve the user experience. Filter and tag key conversations for review, and share within a team for increased collaboration and efficiency.Screenshot of the fully transparent conversational AI enables deep customization and explainability enabling a high-performance architecture.