
1
Go to your Phonely Dashboard.
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Open the Agent Design section from the left sidebar.
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Select the agent whose workflow you want to edit.
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Click on the Workflow tab to view all existing flows.
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Choose the specific flow you want to modify.
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In the top-right corner of the flow editor, click Flow Settings.

1. Flow Specific Information
Use this field to provide additional details or context about the purpose of your flow. This information helps your AI agent understand the flow’s intent and ensures that responses remain accurate and relevant. Example:“This flow handles customer support inquiries for billing, refunds, and subscription upgrades…“
2. Include Guidelines
Enable this option to apply the Guidelines set in your agent guidelines file.This ensures that tone, style, and phrasing stay consistent across all calls — whether the agent is handling support, sales, or appointment scheduling.
- When checked, the AI automatically follows the rules defined in your Agent Guidelines.
- When unchecked, the flow will operate independently without enforced guidelines.
- Agent Design & Tone Guidelines – Learn how to create and apply communication styles that match your brand.
3. Documents
Attach one or more Documents that the flow can reference during live calls.These may include FAQs, product manuals, legal disclaimers, or training materials. How to use:
- Click Documents.
- Choose specific files you want the AI Agent to access.
- Save your selection.
- Uploading Documents – Learn how to upload, organize, and control document access.
4. Websites
Select the websites that the agent can use as additional reference sources when responding during calls. How to use:- Click Websites.
- Pick specific sites relevant to this flow, such as your company knowledge base or product documentation portal.
- Save your selection.
Choose “Phonely AI” and “Google Workspace Support” if your agent helps users troubleshoot integrations with Google apps.Related Guide:
- Add Websites– Learn how to connect and authorize your web sources securely.
5. Switch Message
The Switch Message defines what your AI agent says while transitioning to this flow.This ensures callers experience a natural, professional pause while context loads in the background. Example:
“One moment please, I’m connecting you to our scheduling assistant.”You can customize this to fit your tone or scenario (e.g., “Let me transfer you to our billing department.”).

