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Quickstart got one agent live. This page helps you decide what to do next — based on the outcome you want and the role you play on the team. If you’re rolling out across more than one channel, work through the goals first, then the role-specific reading list.

Pick a goal

Reduce ticket volume in your existing helpdesk

Connect Zendesk, Front, Intercom, or HubSpot. The AI handles routine tickets; your team gets the rest with full context.

Answer 24/7 across messaging channels

Chat widget, WhatsApp, and SMS — same AI, every channel.

Stand up a voice agent for inbound calls

An AI phone agent that answers, looks things up, and transfers to a person when needed.

Automate API work the team handles by hand today

Teach the AI to look up orders, update fields, and call your APIs — so customers stop waiting on a human.

Pick the order

1

Train the AI on what it should know

Upload your help center, sync from Zendesk, Notion, or Confluence, or crawl your site. The AI’s answers are only as good as the content it reads from. See Agent Training.
2

Pilot one channel end-to-end

Pick the channel with the most predictable questions — often the chat widget or email. Get Autopilot answering, prove the resolve rate, then expand. See Build Agents.
3

Wire up handoff to your helpdesk

Tickets the AI can’t handle should land where your team already works. See Integrations.
4

Add Actions for the API work

Order lookups, refunds, address updates — replace the boring back-and-forth. See AI Actions.

Pick by role

CX operations admin

Read ‘How OpenCX Works’ and ‘Architecture overview’, then pilot one channel.

Evaluator or decision maker

Start with ‘Architecture overview’ for the data-flow and control story. Bookmark ‘Core concepts’ for shared vocabulary.

Developer

Skip to API authentication, then MCP and Actions. The dashboard isn’t required for backend automation.

Quickstart

If you skipped this, do it first.

How OpenCX Works

The five pieces every agent shares.

Architecture overview

Where data lives and what your team controls.

Core concepts

Vocabulary in one place.