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Configuring Docket's Multi-Agent Platform

Docket's Multi-Agent Platform allows you to create and manage multiple AI-powered Marketing Agents, each tailored for specific use cases, audiences, or website experiences. This guide walks you through setting up and configuring your agents.

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Getting Started

Accessing the Agents Dashboard

To begin configuring your Marketing Agents, navigate to Marketing Agent Configuration from the left sidebar. This opens the Agents dashboard where you can create and manage all your agents.

Creating Your First Agent

If you haven't created any agents yet, you'll see a welcome screen prompting you to get started.

To create your first agent, click either:

  • The Create Agent button in the top-right corner, or

  • The + Create Agent button in the center of the dashboard

Both options will launch the agent creation flow.

Creating an Agent

Define Your Agent

After clicking Create Agent, a dialog appears prompting you to define your agent's identity.

  • Agent Name (required)

    • Enter a name that clearly identifies this agent's function for your team. Choose something descriptive that reflects the agent's purpose or target audience.

    • Example: LinkedIn Campaign Responder

  • Description

    • Describe the business outcomes and processes this agent will handle. This helps your team understand the agent's role and provides context for its behavior.

    • Example: Engages prospects from LinkedIn campaigns, qualifies intent, captures emails, and creates Salesforce leads with conversation context.

Once you've entered the agent name and description, click Continue to proceed to the next configuration step.

The Agents Dashboard

After creating agents, you'll return to the main dashboard where you can view, search, and manage all your agents. The dashboard displays your agents as cards under Your Agents.

Use the Search agents bar to quickly find specific agents when you have multiple agents configured.

Understanding Agent Cards

Each agent appears as a card displaying key information at a glance:

  • Status Indicator: Shows the current state of your agent. A Draft status means the agent is still being configured and is not yet live on your website.

  • Agent Mode: Agent is created in Text Mode or Voice Mode. Default is Voice Mode.

  • Total Interactions: Displays the total number of visitor conversations this agent has handled.

  • Engagement: Shows the engagement rate as a percentage, measuring how effectively the agent converts visitor impressions into active conversations.

Configuring Your Agent

Click on any agent card to open its configuration page.

Agent Tab: Setup & Manage

The Agent tab contains all settings that define how your agent engages visitors, escalates conversations, and integrates with your team.

Interaction Mode

Choose how visitors interact with your agent:

  • Voice & Text (Recommended) — Visitors can speak or type. Agent responds with voice and text. This provides the most natural, conversational experience.

  • Text Only — Visitors type. Agent responds with text. Use this for quieter engagement scenarios.

Agent Instructions

Define instructions for your agent's behavior, tone, qualification criteria, and response guidelines. This is where you shape your agent's personality and conversation approach.

Post Call Analysis

Define custom instructions to evaluate calls or extract data. Configure what insights and data points should be captured from each conversation.

Work Hours

Set your team's availability. When enabled, you can define specific hours during which the agent operates or hands off to human teammates. Toggle this on to configure your schedule.

Meeting Scheduler

Seamlessly connect prospects with your sales team by integrating your scheduling tool. When enabled, the agent can book meetings directly on your team's calendars while prospects are engaged.

Agent-to-Human Handoff

Configure how conversations are handed off to a human, choose the delivery channel. This ensures qualified prospects can connect with your team in real time.


Knowledge Tab: Manage Knowledge

The Knowledge tab is where you select knowledge sources for your agent and enable visual content like slides and videos for visitor conversations. This is what powers your agent's ability to answer questions accurately and share relevant materials.

Knowledge Base

Add company and product information to improve answer accuracy and relevance. Click the Sources button to select which knowledge sources from your Docket Knowledge Base should be available to this agent.

You can choose specific sources relevant to this agent's purpose—for example, a LinkedIn campaign agent might only need product documentation and pricing information, while a support-focused agent might need technical docs and FAQs.

Slides

Set up your Marketing Agent's slide deck. Curate high-impact slides that your agent will present during customer calls. Toggle this on to configure which presentation materials the agent can share with visitors.

Slides must be uploaded to your Knowledge Sources with privacy set to "External" to be shareable with visitors.

Videos

Select videos your agent can share during conversations. Toggle this on to configure which video content is available for the agent to present contextually during prospect interactions.

Like slides, videos must have their privacy set to "External" in your Knowledge Sources to be accessible to website visitors.


Widget Tab: Behavior and Access

The Widget tab lets you customize your widget's appearance, behavior, and domain access. This is where you ensure the agent matches your brand and appears on the right pages.

Customize Widget

Match your widget to your brand colors and messaging. The live preview shows exactly how the widget button will appear to visitors on your website.

Colors

  • Primary — Sets the main color of the widget button and interface elements

  • Secondary — Sets the accent color used for highlights and secondary elements

Click the color swatches to open a color picker and select your brand colors.

Button Text

Customize the call-to-action text displayed on the widget button. The default is "Talk to AI Agent" but you can change this to match your messaging (e.g., "Chat with us", "Get answers", "Talk to Sales").

Click Save to apply your customizations or Discard to revert changes.

Whitelist Domains

Configure the domains that can display your widget. This security feature ensures your agent only appears on approved websites, preventing unauthorized embedding of your widget on third-party sites.

Widget Behavior

Configure where your widget appears and when it engages visitors. This section allows you to control page-level targeting, display triggers, and visitor engagement rules.


Deploy Tab: Deployment

The Deploy tab is where you manage agent deployment as a widget or standalone webpage. This is the final step before your agent goes live.

Add Widget to Your Domain or Page

Insert the provided script into your domain or page to enable the Agent widget. The script includes your unique agent_id that identifies this specific agent.

To deploy the widget:

  1. Copy Script — Click to copy the embed code to your clipboard. Paste this script into your website's HTML, typically before the closing </body> tag.

  2. Email to Web Admin — Click to send the embed code directly to your web administrator for implementation.

For detailed implementation instructions, click Read Documentation →.

Standalone Page

Share or host a link to get a full-page experience of the AI Agent. This option is useful for campaigns, email links, or situations where you want to direct visitors to a dedicated agent experience rather than embedding the widget on your existing pages.

  • Copy URL — Click to copy the standalone page link to your clipboard

  • Email to Web Admin — Send the link to your team for review or distribution

IP Access Rules

Restrict or allow agent access by IP address, IP range, or ASN. Use this to control who can interact with your agent—for example, blocking specific networks or restricting access to internal IP ranges during testing.

Click Read Documentation → for detailed guidance on configuring IP access rules.

Archiving an Agent

If you need to retire an agent, scroll to the bottom of the Agent tab and click the Archive Agent button.

Note: Archiving is permanent. Agent will be immediately disabled and removed from the deployed websites and standalone page. Agent analytics will be removed from the dashboard.

You cannot recover an archived agent from the platform once the action is done. Make sure you no longer need the agent or its historical analytics before confirming.

For detailed information on configuring the agent, please refer to this documentation.


Analytics

You can view the individual statistics of active agents in the Marketing Agent Dashboard.

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