Your AI Connector Docs

Where to Find Things

A map of the app for the “where is that setting?” moments. Everything is either in the left sidebar (the things you work in) or in Settings (the things you configure once).

On a phone? The sidebar is behind the menu icon () in the top corner. Tap that first, then follow the same path.


The Left Sidebar

The sidebar is grouped. Click a group name to expand it.

Group What is in it
(top) Dashboard, Daily Summaries
Engage Chats, Broadcasts, Campaigns, Appointments
CRM Contacts, Deals, Tasks
AI Studio AI Agents, Automations, Knowledge Base, Templates, Media Library, Custom Functions, MCP Servers
(agency accounts) Sub Accounts, Snapshots, SaaS Mode
(bottom) Settings, the Credits card, Help, and the light/dark mode switch

Not every item appears on every account: a group only shows when your plan includes it, and agency owners can hide pages from a client account.

Dark mode is the sun/moon switch at the bottom of the sidebar. Click it to flip the whole app between light and dark.

Search at the top of the sidebar (or the keyboard shortcut shown next to it) opens a jump-to box for pages, contacts and actions, the fastest way to reach anything on this page.


Inside an AI Agent

Most “where is that AI setting?” questions end here. Go to AI Studio → AI Agents, open the Agent, and use its tabs:

Tab What you set there
AI Instructions Two things live here: the persona, goal, rules and conversation flow (your Agent’s playbook), and the settings below it: primary language, AI quality, reply timing, response limits and context budget
Active Hours The hours the Agent is allowed to reply
Media Files the Agent may send
FAQs & Knowledge The knowledge this Agent can answer from
AI Abilities The tools the Agent can use
Tags Which tags the Agent may apply, and when
Follow-ups Automated follow-up messages and their timing
Entry Points Which conversations this Agent picks up, including comment-to-DM on Instagram and Facebook
Try Out A test chat, with no real contact involved

On an older Agent you may see the settings split across two tabs instead: an AI Instructions tab for the playbook and a separate Bot Settings tab for the settings. Everything below is on whichever of the two carries the settings.

The settings people look hardest for

  • Which AI model / AI quality tier (Pro, Max, Mini): Agent → AI InstructionsAI quality.
  • Message delay before the AI answers: Agent → AI InstructionsReply timingMinimum wait and Maximum wait, in seconds. A random delay between the two is used so replies feel human. There is also a Use minimum wait time for new contacts switch there.
  • How many bubbles one reply is split into: Agent → AI InstructionsResponse limitsMax messages per response (and Enforce max messages next to it).
  • How many messages the AI may send in one chat before it stops: same place, Max AI messages per chat.
  • How much of the playbook the AI reads: Agent → AI InstructionsContext budget.
  • The Agent’s primary language, and whether it answers Instagram Story replies: Agent → AI Instructions, in the block just above the playbook fields.
  • Comment-to-DM keywords, which posts to watch, the public reply: Agent → Entry Points → an Instagram Comment or Facebook Comment rule. See Comment-to-DM.
  • When the AI hands over to a human: Agent → AI Instructions → the Alert Human When field. When the AI hands over, it pauses itself on that one contact until someone resumes it. There is no pause duration to set: it stays paused until you turn it back on.
  • Turning the AI back on after a handoff: open the chat and use the Resume AI control at the top. To do many at once, select the conversations in Chats and use the bulk Resume AI action.

Inside Settings

Click Settings at the bottom of the sidebar. The Settings screen has its own left rail, grouped like this:

Group Item What it covers
Account Profile Your name, email and how you appear in the workspace
Security & General Two-factor authentication, active sessions, app language, privacy controls
Business Your company details, used in invoices and in the AI’s system prompt
Workspace Team Invite teammates and control what they can see and edit
Billing Plan, credit balance, usage history, invoices, payment method
Tags Reusable labels for contacts, chats and broadcasts
Channels Channels Connect and manage WhatsApp, SMS, Instagram, Messenger, Telegram, the website widget and the rest
Short Links Branded short URLs for outbound messages
Notifications Notifications Email, push and in-app alerts, per event type
Email Templates The wording and language of the emails the platform sends
Integrations Booking & Calendar Google Calendar, and the restaurant booking integrations
Webhooks Send events to your own systems
API Key The key Zapier, Make, n8n or your own code use
Advanced BYOK API Keys Use your own Anthropic key instead of credits
White Labeling Your own branding and domain
Data Export Download a copy of your account data

Two-factor authentication is under Settings → Security & General. Three methods are available: an authenticator app, a text message code, and an emailed code.


A Few Things That Are Not in Settings

  • Event types, appointment lengths and rooms: the Appointments page in the sidebar, on the Event Types tab. Rooms are set inside each event type, not in Settings.
  • Booked appointments: the same page, on the Upcoming Appointments tab.
  • Knowledge base content, website imports and document uploads: AI Studio → Knowledge Base. An Agent’s own FAQs & Knowledge tab picks from that library.
  • WhatsApp message templates: AI Studio → Templates.
  • The guided setup wizard: Setup wizard in the sidebar; you can reopen it at any time.
  • Your credit balance: the Credits card at the bottom of the sidebar. Clicking it opens Billing.

Using It on Your Phone

There is no App Store or Play Store download. You install Your AI Connector straight from your phone’s browser instead, and it then behaves like any other app: its own icon on the home screen, full screen, no browser bar.

  1. Open Your AI Connector in your phone’s browser and log in.
  2. In Chrome, tap the menu () and choose Add to phone. In Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
  3. Open it from the new icon.

Everything you use day to day is there — chats, replies, contacts, appointments — with the sidebar behind the menu icon (). To get new messages and human alerts on your lock screen, open it from the home screen icon, go to Settings → Notifications and tap Enable on this device on the phone itself. See Notifications.


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