The Agent Settings allows you to customize and control your AI agent's behavior, including how it tracks lead statuses and escalations. To access settings, go to the Agent section and click on Settings for the specific TailorTalk agent.

Escalation settings allow you to decide when a lead should be escalated to a human. This ensures that critical leads requiring personal intervention don't get stuck in automation.
Escalation is built from rules. Each rule is one reason to hand a lead over, and who should hear about it. Rules appear as tabs above the editor — select a tab to edit that rule, use + Add rule to create another, and the × on a tab to remove one. How many rules you can create depends on your plan, the count next to Escalation Rules shows where you stand.
Each rule has four parts:
Collaborator Escalation or Sales Escalation. Select the rule's tab and click the pencil beside its name to set it. The pencil appears once the rule has a condition. Left blank, it is saved as Escalation 1, Escalation 2, and so on. The name is what you will see on a lead that this rule escalated, so a descriptive one is worth setting.You pick people from your team rather than typing phone numbers. Anyone you want to alert must first be added under Organization Settings → Team Members with a WhatsApp number saved. See Team Members for how to add them.
This setting applies to every rule on the agent, and decides how the people on a rule are alerted:
On the Leads page, hover the escalation icon on a lead to see which rule escalated it, or who it was assigned to when One at a time is in use.

Customize how your TailorTalk agent maintains contact with leads through automated follow-ups.

Your TailorTalk agent can track lead statuses such as Converted, Hot, Warm, Cold, and Dead. Each status has a predefined meaning, but you can also customize them to better match your business needs.
Needs Demo or Budget Constraint. These tags help your team filter and prioritize leads accordingly.These are your Sales statuses. Leads your agent reads as Support use a fixed pair, Open and Resolved, and leads it reads as Others get a short label the agent writes itself. Neither is configured here. See Categories and statuses for how the three fit together.
openandresolvedare reserved, so avoid naming a sales status either of those - the same word cannot mean two things in one column.

Define rules to autolock the leads.
For example:
1. When user is going off topic and have malicious intent.
Configure where and how you receive notifications about lead activities and agent performance.

Assign lead owners and define the allotment strategy for managing incoming leads.

Set the delay in seconds before the agent sends a reply, making conversations feel more natural and human-like.
Field: Message Delay (seconds)
Purpose: Adds a realistic pause before responses, simulating the time a human would take to read and reply to a message.
Examples:
0 - Instant replies3 - Natural conversation pace5 - Thoughtful response timing10 - Deliberate, careful responses
💡 Info: A slight delay (2-5 seconds) helps make the conversation feel more natural and less robotic, improving user experience and engagement.
Set the local timezone for your agent to ensure that all time-based activities, follow-ups, and daily summaries are timed correctly for your business.
