Get the owner briefing from a fidelic agent in WhatsApp
Available work environment
WhatsApp is available for fidelic agents. The work happens in your connected systems; WhatsApp carries what finished, what changed, the recommendation, and the one decision that needs you.
Choose WhatsApp for the compact owner view
WhatsApp fits an owner who checks work between other tasks and wants the result without rebuilding the whole job in their head. The fidelic agent completes approved work, keeps routine progress quiet, and interrupts for an exception or a decision.
Choose Slack when the group needs to inspect the working view together. Choose Microsoft Teams when Microsoft 365 permissions and company systems determine where the work belongs.
A completed-work brief in one screen
In this product mock, VENDA has prepared three listings. The owner sees the result, the recommendation, and two clear routes: approve the outward action or hold the work for review.
The link opens the business record. It does not force a long report into the conversation. Try either decision to see how the control resolves instead of remaining active after it has been used.
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fidelic agentInteractive product mock
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Done
Three APEX listings are ready. The wiki entries, SKUs, and pack rules are updated. Nothing is live yet.
- Ready
- 3 listings
- Missing
- 0 fields
- Live changes
- 0
My recommendation
Publish all three together. They passed the same checks, and the prices clear the cost target you set.
8:14 AMThe four parts of every WhatsApp briefing
01
The result first
A literal Done, Changed, or Needs you label followed by the useful answer.
02
The recommendation
The professional judgment before the alternatives, when the evidence supports one.
03
One decision
Usually two plain-language routes, with a free-form reply still available.
04
A durable-work link
The file, record, or review surface stays in the approved system where the work belongs.
Before the first message
During hiring, you choose WhatsApp, name the approved recipient, and name the connected system where the durable work belongs. FidelicAI confirms those boundaries before the first briefing is sent.
A recipient opts in before a business-initiated message. Outside an active conversation, the message follows current template requirements, as the official WhatsApp Business Platform guide explains. WhatsApp carries the compact owner briefing; a fidelic agent does not participate in every WhatsApp group.
WhatsApp carries the brief. Connected systems hold the work
WhatsApp is not the complete workspace. Long tables, working notes, source material, and full work products remain in the connected systems where the work belongs. The message is the brief and the decision surface.
An approval is separate from a preference. Choosing a shorter headline does not authorize a publish. A consequential action needs its own explicit decision, and a stale control must not run an old instruction.
Slack, WhatsApp, and Microsoft Teams do not behave identically. Each environment presents the same hired role differently.
Follow the connected questions
Start and work together includes this decision and the questions that usually change it.
Which systems should an AI agent connect to?
Connect the smallest set of systems needed to read the source, write the work product, and preserve the record the business already uses.
Inspect supported integrations →What data should an AI agent be allowed to access?
Grant only the systems and records required for the role. Keep credentials, customer boundaries, logs, and approval rules explicit.
Where should an AI agent’s work appear?
Use the environment where the right people can see the result, inspect the source trail, correct it, and make the next decision.
Hire the role, then choose WhatsApp
Start with the job you need done. The work environment changes how the result reaches you. The role definition, permissions, and approval rules stay the same.