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AgentFlow

What you need to set up

The short list of things to onboard, who does each, and where it happens.

To go live you set up four things. The first three are in the web console. The fourth is on phones.

#WhatWho does itWhereRequired?
1Workspace and company profileAdminWeb consoleYes
2AI agent connection (one per agent)Admin creates it, technical team plugs it inWeb console, then your own systemsYes
3Approvers, and optionally roles and routingAdminWeb consoleYes (at least one approver)
4TrustLoop app on each approver's phoneEach approverMobile appYes

1. Workspace

Covered in Get set up. Done once.

2. Connect an AI agent

Each AI agent that needs permission gets its own connection. A connection is a name plus a secret access key that proves to AgentFlow which agent is asking.

Mock screen: Adding an AI agent connection
Click AI agents in the left menu 1.
Click New connection 2.
Give it a clear name 3, such as the agent's job.
Set the access key 4. Choose a long random string and pass it to your technical team over a secure channel. For safety, AgentFlow cannot show it again later.
Click Create 5.

Where is application work needed? Connecting the agent itself is a one-time job for your technical team. Send them the developer quickstart and the access key. They add a few lines to the agent so it asks AgentFlow before acting. Nobody else needs to touch code.

Treat the access key like a password. If it is ever lost or exposed, delete that connection and create a new one. Deleting a connection stops the agent immediately.

3. Invite approvers

Approvers are the people who decide requests.

Mock screen: Inviting an approver
Click People & roles 1.
Click Invite approver 2.
Enter their email 3 and choose a role 4. The built-in approver role works for most teams.
Click Send invite 5. They get an email with a link valid for 7 days. You can resend it while it is pending.

Roles are named groups such as "senior adjusters" or "finance reviewers". Use them when different kinds of request should go to different groups. If everyone reviews everything, you can skip custom roles.

Decide who reviews what (optional)

Out of the box, every request goes to the approver role. If you want something more specific, open Routing.

Mock screen: Choosing who reviews each kind of request

For each type of request you choose who it is Assigned to 2: a named person or a role.

Routing changes apply to new requests. Requests already assigned stay with their current reviewer unless you reassign them.

4. TrustLoop app for approvers

Each approver sets up their own phone:

Open the invite email on their phone and tap the link.
Install the TrustLoop app when prompted.
Register the device and confirm their identity (for example with Face ID or a fingerprint).

That is it. From then on, requests assigned to them appear in the app.

Final check

When the Get started checklist on your Dashboard shows everything complete, you are live. A good way to confirm is to ask your technical team to send a test request, then approve it from a phone.

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