Tag: ai-employees
All the articles with the tag "ai-employees".
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Procedures you can read: why an AI employee should follow a graph, not one long prompt
An AI employee's way of working should be something your team can read, test and change on purpose: a set of steps with clear branches, not one long instruction you hope the model keeps to. Here is how that works in Wetel, and what it does not fix.
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When not to use an AI employee: a buyer's guide that says no
An AI employee is the wrong tool for some work: fixed steps with exact numbers, irreversible decisions nobody checks, channels or features we have not built, and processes nobody can write down. Here is how to tell, and what Wetel does not offer today.
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Hiring a ready-made role instead of building an AI employee from scratch
A role template is an AI role with the job description already written: a persona, a conversation flow, knowledge and the connections it needs. Here is what hiring one in Wetel means today, who can do it, what you still set up yourself, and what is not built yet.
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Chatbot, assistant or AI employee: what is the difference?
Three terms that get used as if they meant the same thing. A plain guide for managers: what each one can do, what a chatbot is missing, and the parts that make an AI employee, with what is live in Wetel today and what is still being built.
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Supervised or autonomous? What an AI employee should be allowed to do on its own
Two promises hide behind 'AI employee': one acts alone, the other checks with you. A practical way to decide what an AI employee may do on its own, before you hand over the keys.