Agents

Agent Editor

The Agent Editor is where you build and configure how your Agent works. It is the main workspace for defining the flow, content, and logic of a Journey.

Overview #

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The Agent Editor is the main workspace for setting up your Agent. Here, you define:

  • The flow (Path Steps)
  • The content of each Step
  • The logic that controls movement through the Journey

This is where your process is designed and managed.


Key Sections in the Agent Editor #

The Agent Editor is divided into several key areas:


1. Path Steps #

Agent editor pathstep

This is where you define the structure of your flow. You can:

You can:

  • Add new Steps
  • Arrange the order of Steps
  • Edit or remove existing Steps

This section represents the full Journey the Candidate will go through. For details on available Step types, see the Steps Configuration Guide.


2. Step Configuration #

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Each Step can be configured individually. You can:

  • Define the Step type (Form, Text, Confirmation, etc.)
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  • Add content or forms
  • Control what the Candidate sees

This is where the actual interaction is created.


3. Navigation Rules #

Options navigation rulesControls how Candidates move between Steps by using the Options Step. You can:

  • Create branching logic by using the Options Step
  • Define conditions for progression
  • Redirect Candidates based on inputs

This allows dynamic and flexible flows.


4. Reminders #

Automates follow-ups during the Journey. You can:

Agent editor addreminderYou can:

  • Send reminders to Candidates
  • Trigger actions after inactivity
  • Keep Candidates progressing

5. Compatibility Match #

Evaluates Candidates based on defined criteria. You can:

Agent editor compatibilty matchYou can:

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  • Set matching rules
  • Score or filter Candidates
  • Support decision-making within the flow

For configuration details, see Compatibility Match.

6. Additional Controls #

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  • Activating or deactivating the flow
  • Managing Milestones (see Using Milestone)
  • Adjusting Step order
  • Switching views (e.g., Expanded View)
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These help you manage and monitor your setup more effectively.


How It Works #

At a high level:

  1. You create Steps
  2. You organise them in a sequence
  3. You define how Candidates move between them
  4. The Agent runs this flow through the Runner

Why This Matters #

The Agent Editor is where your process becomes actionable. It allows you to:

  • Design structured Journeys
  • Control the Candidate experience
  • Adjust flows as requirements change
  • Test and iterate before going live

Last updated May 4, 2026