Custom AI Agents

One size fits nobody

Different owners need different answers. A Texas owner shouldn't hear Pennsylvania processes. A payment question shouldn't get land answers. Custom agents let you create specialized AI assistants, each with their own knowledge scope, personality, and purpose.

Texas Support
Payments
General Help

Why Custom Agents?

The Problem

You have owners in Texas, Pennsylvania, and Oklahoma. Each state has different regulations, different payment schedules, and different processes. One AI agent with all the knowledge would constantly give wrong answers to owners in the wrong state.

The Solution

Create three agents. Texas Support only sees Texas-tagged content. Pennsylvania Support only sees PA content. Oklahoma Support only sees OK content. Each owner talks to their state's agent and gets accurate, relevant answers.

What Makes Each Agent Unique

Every aspect of an agent can be customized to serve specific needs.

Knowledge Scope

Limit which FAQs, documents, and links the agent can access. Use tags to segment content by region, topic, or any other criteria.

TX Payments General

Voice Personality

For phone agents, choose the voice style and personality. Professional, friendly, formal - match your company's tone.

Sage Sol Ember

Language

Set the primary language for phone conversations. Chat and email automatically detect and respond in the owner's language.

English Spanish French

Instructions

Give agents specific behavioral guidelines. "Always offer to create a ticket." "Never discuss pricing." Full control over how agents respond.

Forms Access

Choose which forms each agent can suggest or reference. The Texas agent shouldn't mention Pennsylvania-specific forms.

Channel Settings

Configure how the agent appears on each channel - phone number, widget styling, greeting messages, and behavior.

Real-World Agent Configurations

Regional Support

Separate agents for each state or region

Your operations span multiple states, each with different regulations and processes. Create an agent per state, tag your content by state code, and route owners to the right agent based on their location.

Tags: TX, PA, OK, NM
Routing: By owner's registered state
Benefit: Zero cross-state confusion

Topic-Based

Specialized agents by department

Some questions belong to accounting, others to land, others to legal. Create agents for each department with access only to their relevant content. Complex cross-department questions escalate to humans.

Tags: Payments, Land, Legal, General
Routing: IVR menu or initial question analysis
Benefit: Deep expertise per topic

Language-First

Dedicated Spanish support line

Many of your owners prefer Spanish. Create a dedicated Spanish-language phone agent with a separate number. Same knowledge, different language and cultural nuances.

Language: Spanish (primary)
Phone: Separate Spanish line
Benefit: Native-level support

Public vs. Internal

Website chat vs. logged-in support

Your public website needs a general FAQ agent. Logged-in owners need access to account-specific information and forms. Two agents, two purposes.

Public: General FAQs only, no forms
Internal: Full knowledge, all forms
Benefit: Right information in right context

Creating an Agent

Setting up a custom agent takes just a few steps. Most configuration happens through a simple interface with dropdowns and toggles.

1

Name and Purpose

Give your agent a name and description. "Texas Support" or "Payment Questions" - something clear.

2

Select Knowledge Tags

Choose which content tags this agent can access. Only tagged content will be searchable.

3

Configure Channels

Set up phone, chat, or both. Choose voice, embed options, greeting messages.

4

Add Custom Instructions

Optional behavioral guidelines. Tone, escalation rules, topics to avoid.

5

Test and Deploy

Try it yourself before going live. Make adjustments, then publish.

Agent settings

Knowledge Base

TX Payment schedule FAQ
PA Payment schedule FAQ
TX Address change process
General Company contact info
TX Agent
Sees TX + General
PA Agent
Sees PA + General

How Tags Work

Tags are the key to knowledge segmentation. You assign tags to your content, then configure each agent to see only specific tags.

An agent can see multiple tags. A "Texas Support" agent might see content tagged "TX" plus content tagged "General." This lets you share common information across agents while keeping regional content separate.

Pro tip: Create a "General" tag for content all agents should know - like company contact information or universal policies.

Managing Multiple Agents

Dashboard View

See all agents at a glance. Status, channels, activity levels - everything in one place.

Clone Agents

Starting a new region? Clone an existing agent and change the tags. Most settings carry over.

Per-Agent Analytics

Track performance by agent. Which agents resolve most? Which have knowledge gaps?

Enable/Disable

Turn agents on or off without deleting them. Great for seasonal or temporary needs.

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