A draft in the inbox
The answer waits in the conversation, with send, edit and dismiss next to it. Nothing reaches your customer until someone taps.
Most WhatsApp questions are about opening hours, delivery times or a price. An AI step writes that answer from the knowledge you entered. You tap send, or you let it send for you.
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A customer messages your number. An automation you turned on hands that message to the AI step.
The step reads your opening hours, your quick replies and the facts you entered yourself, and writes one answer from them.
By default the answer waits in the inbox and you tap send. Once you trust it, you switch on automatic sending.
Start with drafts. Once a few weeks of good answers have gone past, let it send on its own.
The answer waits in the conversation, with send, edit and dismiss next to it. Nothing reaches your customer until someone taps.
The answer goes straight to your customer, including at eleven at night. You switch it on per step, not across your whole inbox at once.
You enter short facts in Settings, not a manual. Whatever is already there counts too.
It reads nothing from your website and nothing from another business's conversations.
If the answer isn't in your knowledge, the step says so instead of inventing one. The conversation goes to your team with the reason attached. If something else goes wrong, a slow response or a limit reached, the flow continues on the branch you assigned for it. There is no point at which a conversation gets stuck.
The AI step is one step inside an automation. How you build one, and how the inbox around it works, is here.
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