Choose how much the agent does on its own
Decide whether an agent only suggests, waits for your approval, or acts and reports back.
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Agents lists your AI assistants: one answers customers, one works your contacts and deals, one looks after your channels. Each card shows how much it may do alone.
(opens the full-size image)| Level | What happens |
|---|---|
| Off | The agent does nothing. |
| Suggest | It reads and suggests. Replies and changes wait as drafts; a person makes them. |
| With approval | It prepares the action and waits in Approvals for a yes. |
| Act and report | It acts on its own and tells you what it did. |
Step 1. Select Edit on an agent. Under How much this agent may do on its own, pick a level. Change what it says or does by chatting with it, and switch tools on or off under What it can use.
(opens the full-size image)Step 2. Select Publish changes. Nothing changes for customers until you publish.
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