Before you go live
- Tasks. Each task has one clear job, the right goal, and a final stage that means “done”. See Agents and tasks.
- Information to collect. The variables you need to qualify a lead or finish the job are marked required.
- Instructions. They say what the agent should know, what it should never do or promise, and when to hand the conversation to a person.
- Knowledge base. Your prices, policies, and frequent questions are loaded, and the agent uses them.
- Channels. The channel that makes the first contact is connected. If it’s WhatsApp, your message templates are approved. See Channels and leads.
- Working hours. The schedule and the number of follow-ups match how a good salesperson on your team would behave.
- Leads. You know where they come from, and you start with a small batch.
- Tested. You ran your real scenarios, changed something, and saw the change in a new test. See Test your agent.
- Your team. Someone will read the first conversations and answer the ones that land in the Inbox.
After you go live
- Read the first conversations in Leads and in the Inbox.
- Ask your agent “How are my leads doing?” once it has some leads.
- For any strange reply, mention the lead with @ in the agent’s chat and ask why it answered that way.
- Change one thing at a time, test again, and compare.
- When the results are stable, bring in more leads and add channels.
Where to go from here
Prompt best practices
Write clearer instructions for your agent.
Connect WhatsApp
Link your number and get templates approved.
Tasks that work together
Pass leads from one task to the next.
For developers
API, MCP, webhooks, and functions.