Onboarding

Start with one project, then add the operating records agents need.

Agent Ops Suite is project based. You can support several brands or products from one local installation while keeping each project cleanly separated.

Step 1Create the project

Add the brand, product, client or internal initiative. Capture goals, owner, status and the first useful summary.

Step 2Add the core records

Add contacts, organisations, work items, tickets, campaigns, content items and source links as needed.

Step 3Attach policy context

Use Agent Memory for brand voice, approved claims, privacy rules, support policies and operating instructions.

Step 4Choose agent workflows

Let an agent prepare marketing, content, issue, CRM, project or support work from the structured records.

Step 5Set approvals

Keep external communication, customer promises, public claims and sensitive cases in the approval queue.

Step 6Review handovers

Agents save summaries and next actions so later sessions can continue without reloading everything into context.

Import

Bring in the records agents need

Agent Ops Suite onboarding keeps migration practical: import the key records first, preserve source IDs, then connect deeper systems only where they add value.

SourceOnboarding pathWhat Agent Ops Suite preserves
Current CRMImport contacts, organisations, relationship notes, tags and segments.Source IDs, roles, tags, activity notes and project links.
Issue trackersImport projects, issues, priorities, blockers and source links.External issue IDs, status, owner, priority and dependencies.
Content calendarsImport content items, due dates, channels and publication notes.Editorial state, channel, source links and publication metadata.
Support inboxesImport tickets, conversations, customers and internal notes.Customer links, message source, ticket status and escalation state.

Start narrow, then add connectors once the imported records are clean enough for agents to trust.