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Welcome to Agentix

Learn how Agentix connects Scout, specialized products, saved work, and Site Studio.

Agentix is the shared command hub for the Agentix product family. It gives each organization one starting point for conversations, connected products, reusable outputs, and website work.

What this workspace includes

  • Chat threads preserve ongoing work with Scout
  • Apps opens the specialized products available to your organization
  • Library stores work that should remain useful outside a conversation
  • Site Studio creates and manages websites from planning through publishing

Complete workflow

  1. 1

    Choose your workspace

    Confirm the active organization before creating work.

  2. 2

    Choose a destination

    Open Chat, Apps, Library, or Site Studio based on the result you need.

  3. 3

    Keep the context together

    Continue related work in the same thread, library item, or site.

  4. 4

    Review the result

    Open the destination view and confirm its current saved state.

How records and settings behave

  • Membership controls the organizations and products you can open
  • Conversations, library items, and sites remain attached to the workspace that created them
  • Each specialized product keeps its own records and permissions

Working effectively

  • Use one conversation for one sustained objective
  • Check the active organization before starting client work
  • Save durable outputs to Library so they are easier to find later

Keep the correct context

Confirm the active organization, agency, client, site, or record before making a change. The name shown in the workspace identifies where the result will be saved.

Frequently asked questions

Where should I start with Welcome to Agentix?

Confirm the active organization before creating work.

When is my work saved?

Membership controls the organizations and products you can open

How do I confirm the result?

Return to the related list or detail view and review its current status. Each specialized product keeps its own records and permissions

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