Overview
An AI Agent can be used as a paid product, support layer, lead qualification tool, knowledge assistant, or engagement experience.
Use case 1: Paid knowledge product
Create an exclusive AI Agent that users subscribe to. Use free messages to let people experience the value before they are prompted to pay.
Use case 2: Website support
Use a public AI Agent on your website to answer common questions, guide visitors, and direct them to the right product or next step.
Use case 3: Lead qualification
Use an AI Agent to ask questions, understand what the user needs, and guide them to a consultation, Payment Link, Paid Group, or Challenge.
Use case 4: Course or challenge support
Use an AI Agent to support participants after a challenge or alongside a course. It can answer common questions based on your knowledge base.
Use case 5: Social messaging assistant
Connect an AI Agent to WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram DM, Telegram, or Discord so users can interact where they already are.
Use case 6: Ecommerce or content assistant
Use an AI Agent to guide users through products, content, or recommendations based on your uploaded knowledge sources.
Best practices
Choose one clear purpose before building the agent. A support agent, sales agent, and paid knowledge product need different instructions.
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