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Inbox and approval

The inbox (/inbox) is where your team works leads every day: it reads conversations, requests drafts from the AI and approves them before sending.

Boty Leads inbox: list of conversations by lead and the AI approval gate with the auto-send threshold, and the app interface is in Spanish.
captura real · datos de demostración The AI drafts and scores, but you approve: the default threshold is 'Always review'. Auto-send and WhatsApp messaging require setting up 360dialog, and the app interface is in Spanish.

In the inbox you see your leads’ conversations, whether they come from WhatsApp or web forms. New messages and leads appear instantly, without reloading the page.

From here you can:

  • Open a thread and read the whole conversation.
  • Write and send a reply yourself.
  • Request a reply draft from the AI.
  • Approve or reject drafts in the review queue.

When you request a reply suggestion, the AI writes a short message (1-3 sentences) in the lead’s language, based on the latest messages in the conversation. That draft isn’t sent on its own: it stays in the review queue awaiting your decision.

This is the key piece of control: the AI proposes, you decide. No AI draft is sent until a team member approves it.

In the review queue, for each draft you can:

  • Approve — the text is sent as-is.
  • Edit and approve — you adjust the text and your version is sent.
  • Reject — nothing is sent. The rejected draft is kept for the record; it’s never deleted silently.

Boty Leads has three roles:

  • Agent — works the inbox: reads, replies, qualifies and approves/rejects drafts. Goes to /inbox.
  • Manager — everything the agent can plus managing pipelines, templates and automations. Also goes to /admin.
  • Owner — everything, including team management and account settings.

More detail on roles in Account and billing.

From the inbox and the lead’s record you can move each opportunity through the stages of your pipeline (Kanban). This way the whole team sees where each lead stands and what comes next.

To automate part of the follow-up, see Automations.

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