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CONNECTED BUSINESS OPERATIONS

Find accessible WhatsApp history before making a promise

Search permitted messages, review the original conversation and use summaries or draft replies without widening access to private chats.

Illustrative function excerpt

Search only the conversation scope you may read

A useful result includes source context and respects the reader’s permissions.

QueryWednesday visit
Result AService-line discussion
Result BShared visit conversation
Checked for this reader
Permission-filtered search and drafting; no autonomous message sending.Prepared example; no real customer or live state is shown.

A clear responsibility in your daily work

A remembered customer commitment is not enough context for a new answer. Search helps the authorised person find the actual exchange, inspect its timing and distinguish a final agreement from an earlier proposal.

Search inside your access scope

Results follow the person's permitted account and conversation scope. A connected personal number is not a searchable company archive for everyone, and a shared company number still depends on its access grants. WhatsApp is an optional module and must be enabled for the workspace before a number can be connected through the configured gateway. Confirm the account's ownership, who is allowed to use it and whether it is a company or personal number before inviting colleagues into the conversation.

  • Search respects account and conversation permissions.

Return to the original message

Read the surrounding exchange when interpreting a result. Names, dates and proposed conditions can recur across conversations. Check whether a later message changed the arrangement before relying on a single search hit. Access follows the linked account and conversation rules. Personal numbers are private to their owner by default; company numbers use explicit access grants. Internal discussion and external customer messages have different audiences. Review the destination and sender identity before sending any message.

  • Verify the message in its conversation context.
Illustrative function excerpt

A summary remains tied to its permitted source

Search or summarisation must not reveal a private number’s unshared conversations.

Search scopeVisible conversations only
Prepared summary

Review before using the result

Source referenceOpen the permitted source
Permission-filtered search and drafting; no autonomous message sending.Prepared example; no real customer or live state is shown.

Use assistance as a reading aid

AI can help search, summarise a permitted chat or propose reply text. Review the relevant source conversation and remove assumptions before using that proposal in a customer response. People send messages deliberately. Bulk sending and AI sending are not supported. Where available, AI can search permitted messages, summarise a chat or propose reply text; it does not gain wider access than the person using it, and a draft still needs human review and sending.

  • A summary supports reading; a person owns the answer.
A concrete workflow
  1. Prepare the context

    Describe the customer, topic or commitment you need to verify and search only from an account with the appropriate rights.

  2. Review the decision

    Open the relevant message in its conversation and compare it with the latest exchange, including any changed condition.

  3. Check the result

    Prepare the next answer from the verified context, review it and send manually if an external response is needed.

An illustrative working example

Illustrative working example

A customer mentions an earlier promise about delivery. The coordinator searches the shared number's accessible messages and finds both a proposal and a later clarification. After reading the original exchange, she answers using the clarified condition. A private conversation on a consultant's separate account remains outside her search scope.

Questions about this topic

Can search reveal another person's personal chats?

No. It follows the requesting person's access. A private personal account does not become searchable merely because it is connected to the workspace.

What can AI do with permitted messages?

The available tools support message search, chat summarisation and reply drafting within the same access scope. They do not send messages.

Should we trust a summary without reading the source?

Review the relevant original exchange before making a consequential customer commitment. A summary may assist orientation but does not replace that business check.

Does a search result prove the latest agreement?

Not by itself. Open the conversation and inspect later messages and changed conditions before treating an earlier statement as the current agreement.

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