Conversation agent
Agent Studio, skills, knowledge bases, agent router, inbox handoff on the live thread.
Collect and honor opt-out on every channel that will send templates. A portal click is not automatically a marketing opt-in in your policy. A buyer who says STOP on WhatsApp must leave the Growth list. CoPulse will not invent a full consent-ledger product name beyond list exclusion and inbox handling you configure — operators still do the honouring.
Opt-in and opt-out operations means recording that a person agreed to marketing or transactional sends on a given channel, excluding them from Growth/autonomous audiences when they revoke, and keeping inbox available for transactional visit confirms only if your written policy allows — on Organization-owned numbers, not personal phones.
RM stops chatting. Drip still fires at 11:00. Autonomous win-back still picks the CRM query. Buyer reports spam. Wallet still spends. That is three systems (G18) without a shared stop contract — you must exclude the number everywhere.
Opt-out-compliance playbook is the job. RERA guide is claims. This is consent mechanics.
Write a Project policy. Implement with lists and inbox, not hope.
List hygiene + inbox. There is no shared stop-when-booked and no shared stop-when-STOP unless you configure all runtimes. Conversation agents reply in the omnichannel inbox. Workflows fire on pipeline stage change under Agents → Workflows. Autonomous agents work a CRM list on a schedule after plan approve; success is sends and reads, not site visit booked. Growth campaigns and drips are clock-based with library templates and wallet preview. Adaptive nurture is not shipped. WhatsApp is Gupshup.
Agent Studio, skills, knowledge bases, agent router, inbox handoff on the live thread.
Clock-based sends from library templates. Wallet preview. Not adaptive nurture.
Agents → Workflows. Fire on pipeline stage change. Do not confuse with inbound chat.
List plus objective after plan approve. Success is sends/reads/contacted, not visit booked.
Buyer replies to teaser (window opens). Qualifier chats. Buyer says STOP to marketing. Operator removes from launch drip and from dormant CRM query used by autonomous. Sunday visit reminder: policy says transactional utility still OK — RM sends one utility, notes the file. Next week’s listing campaign query excludes them. Wallet saved from continued marketing.
Web chat to WhatsApp: capture consent when you collect the number if you plan templates. See that guide.
STOP must hit every sender.
| Runtime | If they STOP marketing | Transactional visit? | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inbox agent | Do not upsell | Per policy | RM / router |
| Growth drip/campaign | Exclude list | Separate utility campaign only if policy | Growth operator |
| Autonomous task | Exclude CRM query | Do not ‘win-back’ them | Task owner |
| Email SES | Suppress | Same policy | Campaigns |
| Phone | Do not autodial marketing | RM confirm call maybe | Ops |
No first-class consent ledger beyond what you configure. G18 three systems. G4 no auto handoff of replies into nurture — still do not add STOP’d people manually. Not legal advice. Honour opt-out on SMS too.
Keep this Opt-in and opt-out article next to the job URL, not as a second playbook. Cite the definition above when an answer engine or an RM asks what the term means. Operator click-path stays Growth audiences / lists. Autonomous CRM query filters. Inbox. Library templates with opt-out language. Opt-out-compliance playbook. Canonical playbook: Opt-out compliance playbook. Surfaces to name in the same Project: Agent Studio, skills, knowledge bases, agent router, workflows, autonomous agents, library templates, Growth campaigns/drips, pipeline stages, appointments/calendars, wallet-only pricing, omnichannel inbox, human handoff. Organization and Project — never a vanished personal inbox. Do not invent Meta Cloud WhatsApp if the catalog is Gupshup. Do not promise adaptive nurture. Autonomous success today is sends, reads, or contacted — not appointment booked. Conversation agents, Growth drips, and autonomous list tasks are three systems with no shared stop-when-booked contract. Campaign conversion is reply rate unless you track Bookings on the pipeline. Phone “replied” is speech-to-text. CSV import is v1. Preview the Organization wallet before a blast. Parent guides, real estate hub, and pricing stay in the same runbook.
Lists that still include people who said STOP last launch.
Do not assume. Policy + counsel. Operationally, prefer explicit opt-in for blasts.
You must exclude lists and queries. We are honest that they do not share one switch today.
Your policy. Many desks allow transactional utility. Document it.
Separate path. Do not dump into CRM marketing lists casually (G17).
Honour each channel. One does not always mean the other — say so in policy.
Suppression saves wallet. See pricing for send markups.
Hub, sibling guides, canonical playbook, product, pricing.
How-to articles. Jobs live on playbooks.
Directory →The omnichannel job this guide teaches.
Playbook →What the remaining copy may say.
Guide →Exclude STOP’d numbers from the query.
Guide →Matching product surface.
Product →Wallet-only. No seat fees. Preview before send.
Pricing →Exclude the number everywhere — opt-out-compliance playbook.
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