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Let your Agent finish the simple work you allow.

Approved work, completed in the Conversation

Add read-only lookups, support requests, forms, buttons, or your own API behind explicit permissions and review rules.

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A support task is reviewed and added to the Agent’s allowed actions.

How it works

Define the task before the Agent can run it.

Actions stay predictable because inputs, permissions, and the customer-facing result are configured together.

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    01 · Choose

    Start from a clear support task

    Use a template or define one narrow Action such as looking up an account or creating a request.

    Action

    Draft

    Task

    Create support request

    Input

    Conversation and email

    Result

    Ticket reference

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    02 · Restrict

    Set what the Agent may send and receive

    Keep the scope narrow, mark required fields, and leave sensitive mutations with a teammate.

    Permissions

    Restricted

    Account lookup

    Read only

    Create request

    Allowed

    Billing change

    Blocked

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    03 · Observe

    Review the run and its result

    The Action state and result stay connected to the Conversation for your team to inspect.

    Run result

    Completed

    Customer

    Context included

    Support request

    Created

    Conversation

    Updated

Approved tasks finish in the Conversation. Everything else stays with your team.

What changes

Resolve the request where the customer already asked it.

A useful Agent does more than acknowledge a task. It either completes the allowed work or brings in the right person.

01

Simple work ends in a real result

Lookups and approved support tasks return their outcome in the Conversation instead of creating another queue.

02

Permission stays visible

Allowed, blocked, and review-required work remain explicit for the team configuring the Agent.

03

Your systems remain the source of truth

A custom API Action can use structured inputs and return a controlled response without giving the Agent open access.

A support task is reviewed and added to the Agent’s allowed actions.

Designed for the edge cases

Narrow Actions are safer and easier to trust.

Each Action should do one understandable job with a result your team can verify.

Task templates

Begin with common support work such as account lookups, request creation, lead capture, or a custom form.

You stop dealing with: starting every support automation from an empty schema.

Allow and block rules

Keep read-only tasks separate from mutations and reserve sensitive changes for a teammate.

You stop dealing with: granting broad access just to automate one small task.

Structured API calls

Define the endpoint, required inputs, and returned fields instead of passing free-form customer text downstream.

You stop dealing with: letting unvalidated conversation text reach an internal system.

Observable outcomes

Keep the request, state, and result attached to the Conversation your team already reviews.

You stop dealing with: chasing an automation log in a separate tool.

Control before automation

The allowed task is visible before it runs.

Communicate keeps the permission boundary close to the customer request.

Input

Required information is explicit

The Action defines the fields it needs instead of guessing from incomplete context.

Access

The permission is narrow

Read, create, and blocked work stay separate.

Result

The outcome returns to the thread

The customer and teammate see what happened without changing tools.

Choose how work gets completed

Approved Actions without an open-ended automation layer.

Compare the control your support team keeps around each task.

Task result

CommunicateInside Conversation
Macro or linkCustomer leaves flow
Custom automationCustom UI

Permission model

CommunicatePer Action
Macro or linkNo system access
Custom automationYou build auth

Structured inputs

CommunicateRequired fields
Macro or linkFree-form
Custom automationYou validate

Human fallback

CommunicateSame Inbox
Macro or linkNew ticket
Custom automationYou build routing

Questions before you start

Questions about what an Agent may do.

Keep the permission model narrow and understandable.

Turn a repeated support step into an approved Action.

Choose a task your team already handles the same way, set its boundary, and test the result.

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