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Configure agents to match your workflow. Adjust when they run, what they can do, and how they behave.

Access agent settings

1

Open Agents

Navigate to AutomationsAgents.
2

Select an agent

Click the agent you want to configure.
3

Open settings

Click Settings or the gear icon.

Configure triggers

Triggers determine when an agent runs.

Event triggers

Run the agent when something happens:
  • Record created — New client, prospect, or contact added
  • Record updated — Specific field changes
  • Email received — Incoming email from a contact
  • Meeting completed — After a meeting ends
  • Task completed — When a task is marked done

Schedule triggers

Run the agent on a regular basis:
  • Daily — Every day at a specified time
  • Weekly — On specific days of the week
  • Monthly — On a specific day each month

Manual triggers

Allow on-demand execution:
  • Button on record — Adds a button to run the agent from a record page
  • Bulk action — Run on multiple selected records
  • Command — Execute from search or command palette

Configure scope

Control what records the agent can access and act on.

Record types

Specify which record types the agent works with:
  • Clients only — Limit to paying clients
  • Prospects only — Focus on potential clients
  • All households — Both clients and prospects
  • Contacts — Professional relationships

Filters

Add conditions to further limit scope:
Tier = A OR Tier = B
This restricts the agent to only work with high-priority clients.

Access permissions

Some agents need access to specific data:
PermissionAllows
Read emailsAccess email history for context
Read meetingsView meeting notes and transcripts
Read notesInclude notes in analysis
Modify recordsUpdate fields and add tags
Create tasksGenerate new tasks
Send notificationsAlert team members
Only grant permissions the agent actually needs.

Configure actions

Define what the agent can do when it runs.

Action modes

Draft mode — Agent prepares actions for your review before executing. Recommended for:
  • New agents you’re testing
  • Actions with significant impact (sending emails)
  • Situations where you want oversight
Automatic mode — Agent executes actions immediately. Suitable for:
  • Well-tested agents with predictable behavior
  • Low-risk actions (creating tasks, adding notes)
  • High-volume situations where review isn’t practical

Available actions

Depending on the agent, you can enable or disable specific actions:
  • Create task — Generate follow-up tasks
  • Add note — Append notes to records
  • Update field — Modify record attributes
  • Add tag — Apply tags for organization
  • Send notification — Alert team members
  • Draft email — Prepare email for sending

Configure guidance

Give the agent context to work better.

Instructions

Provide specific guidance for how the agent should behave:
When summarizing client history, focus on:
- Recent meeting topics and outcomes
- Open tasks and their status
- Upcoming important dates
- Any concerns or opportunities mentioned
Clear instructions improve agent output quality.

Context sources

Specify what information the agent should consider:
  • Recent emails — Last 30 days of correspondence
  • Meeting history — Notes from past meetings
  • Notes — Manual notes on the record
  • Related records — Connected people and households
  • Tasks — Open and recent completed tasks
More context generally produces better results but may slow execution.

Test your configuration

Before relying on an agent, test it:
1

Use draft mode

Set the agent to draft mode during testing.
2

Run on a test record

Execute the agent manually on a record with known data.
3

Review the output

Check that the agent’s actions and reasoning make sense.
4

Refine configuration

Adjust instructions or settings based on results.
5

Repeat

Test on several records before enabling automatic mode.

Save configurations

Save changes

Click Save to apply configuration changes. Changes take effect immediately for future runs.

Version history

Agent configurations are versioned. If something goes wrong, you can:
  • View previous configurations
  • Restore an earlier version
  • Compare changes between versions

Common configurations

Meeting prep agent

Trigger: 1 hour before scheduled client meeting
Scope: The meeting's linked household
Actions: Create summary note, draft prep document
Mode: Automatic

Email categorization agent

Trigger: Email received from contact
Scope: All incoming emails
Actions: Add tags, update urgency field
Mode: Automatic

Follow-up reminder agent

Trigger: Daily at 8 AM
Scope: Clients with no contact in 30+ days
Actions: Create task for advisor
Mode: Automatic

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