Learning guide · Personal agents

When a customer sends an agent,
what should your business prepare?

A personal agent represents a customer. Frontvia focuses on how businesses provide trusted information, receive requests and act with clear authorization.

A personal agent acts for a customer

A personal agent organizes queries and actions around a user’s goal, such as finding a suitable product, checking delivery or looking up their own order. What it can actually do depends on the client, business interfaces and user authorization.

What merchants need to prepare

Clear official information

Make the business identity, offer, conditions and contact route clear. Facts need sources rather than model guesses.

A workflow with verifiable outcomes

Define permitted requests, required confirmations, execution systems and status lookup. Customers should understand the difference between a received request, a created order and completed service.

Who keeps the customer relationship?

Customers can keep their chosen agent while merchants retain business rules and permission-based service relationships. A call or purchase does not grant ongoing marketing permission, and an agent identifier is not automatically a customer identity.

Start with the business you already run.

Tell us what you offer and one task you want a customer’s agent to complete. The product is in development; pilot scope will be agreed around real needs.