The customer context
For deeper integrations that need reusable contracts without giving the channel or model ownership of business state.
Expose specialized operations when the business logic and authorization should remain owned by your server.
Advanced
For deeper integrations that need reusable contracts without giving the channel or model ownership of business state.
The customer context
Expose specialized operations when the business logic and authorization should remain owned by your server.
Advanced
Model each operation as a typed, permission-aware tool.
Attach it only to the agents and workflows that need it.
Validate behavior across chat and voice before production rollout.
Stronger governance
Reusable business contracts
Less hidden behavior in prompts
Telp
Secrets are not placed in prompts or customer-visible conversation text.
Names, descriptions, fields and permission policy define what the agent may request.
The platform can prepare a structured draft and execute only after explicit approval.
FAQ
Only the specific operations and fields exposed through approved tools. A connection does not give the agent unrestricted access to the underlying system.
Yes. Sensitive operations can remain structured drafts until the platform receives explicit confirmation.
The action is not presented as successful. Technical detail remains available in operational logs or debug surfaces, while the customer receives an appropriate next step.
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Automation
Send structured conversation outcomes to Zapier, Make, n8n, Pipedream, Airtable or similar workflow tools.
Customer data
Prepare or update customer records in systems such as HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, Zendesk or Intercom through approved connections.
Commerce
Use native catalog and order capabilities for supported WooCommerce and Wix stores while keeping business rules in Telp.
Tell us the channel, current process and first result you want to improve. We will suggest a focused rollout path and the cases your team should test.