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Your assistant isn’t locked inside an app. You can reach it — and it can reach you — over all the channels you already use every day. Message it on WhatsApp from the train, forward it an email, call its phone number, or bring it into a video call and share your screen. However you get in touch, it’s the same assistant with the same memory of everything you’ve discussed.

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Channels at a glance

ChannelYou → AssistantAssistant → YouSetup needed
Console chatYesYesNone — works immediately
Unify Meet (browser calls)YesYes — it can ring youNone — works immediately
Phone callsYesYesAssistant phone number
SMSYesYesAssistant phone number
WhatsAppYesYesWhatsApp contact
EmailYesYesConnected Gmail or Outlook
SlackYesYesSlack app install
Microsoft TeamsYesYesMicrosoft 365 connection
DiscordYesYesDiscord ID on your profile
Google Meet & Teams meetingsInvite it to a meetingIt can create Teams meetingsMeeting link

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Two channels work out of the box

The moment your assistant exists, you can chat with it in the Console and talk to it on Unify Meet — voice and video calls right in your browser, with screen sharing in both directions. Everything else takes a couple of minutes of one-time setup.

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Setting up the other channels

Setup follows the same pattern for every channel, and is covered in detail in Setting up channels:
1

Verify your own contact details

Add and verify your phone number or WhatsApp number under Account → Contact Info. This is how the platform knows an incoming message or call is really from you.
2

Give your assistant the channel

Open your assistant’s Contact Details and add a phone number, WhatsApp contact, or connected email account.
3

Say hello

Send a first message or make a first call. Your assistant will pick up the conversation from wherever you left off on any other channel.
Not sure where to start? Just ask your assistant. Setting up its own email, phone number, or WhatsApp is something it can walk you through step by step — the easiest way is to hop on a call and share your screen.

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One assistant, one conversation

Channels are doorways, not silos. If you discuss a project over email in the morning, you can text your assistant “any update on that?” over SMS in the afternoon — it knows exactly what you mean. Your assistant keeps a single, continuous relationship with you across every channel. A few things that hold everywhere:
  • It matches your language. Write to your assistant in any language and it replies in kind.
  • It knows who’s who. Each person your assistant talks to is a contact, with their own phone number, email, WhatsApp, and preferences.
  • It respects boundaries. People can be marked as do-not-contact, and your assistant will never message them.
  • It can follow up. If a conversation goes quiet, your assistant may send a friendly follow-up email. You can opt out any time by asking it to stop.

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What’s in this section

Console chat

Text chat with file attachments, reactions, and voice input.

Unify Meet

Browser voice & video calls with two-way screen sharing.

Phone calls

Real phone calls with a natural, human-sounding voice.

SMS

Text your assistant like you’d text a colleague.

WhatsApp

Messages, media, reactions, and WhatsApp voice calls.

Email

Full email conversations from a real mailbox.

Slack

DMs and channel mentions in your workspace.

Microsoft Teams

Chats, group chats, channels, and meetings.

Discord

DMs and server channels.

Meetings

Your assistant joins Google Meet and Teams meetings.

Setting up channels

Contact details, verification, and channel costs.

Your assistant's voice

Pick, preview, or design the voice it uses on calls.

How your assistant communicates

When it speaks up, when it stays quiet, and how to steer it.

Contacts

Everyone your assistant knows, with per-person response policies.

Transcripts & recordings

Every conversation on every channel, in one consolidated record.