Getting started8 articles- What is Argus?Argus is the place where your company's AI agents work, where you approve what they draft and where you read your numbers.
- Sign in and choose a workspaceHow to sign in to Argus, what you see first and how to move between workspaces.
- People, departments and levels: who sees and does whatHow a workspace admin invites people, gives them departments and levels, and checks what a person sees with See as.
- Connect your toolsHow to connect billing, support, CRM and other tools so your agents and dashboards have data to work with.
- AI models and keysHow to add your workspace's own AI provider key, check that it works and see which agent runs on which model.
- Review the Company profile and hire the proposed dutiesHow to check what Argus learned about your company, approve it, and hire the duties it proposes on the Setup card.
- Share your business mail and use the mail assistantHow to connect your own mailbox so its business threads are shared with the company, and how to switch on the assistant that drafts your replies.
- Your own settings: appearance, connections and notificationsThe settings that belong to you alone: light or dark mode, your own mailbox and calendar, Telegram, being away and what Jarvis watches for you.
- Agents and duties: who does what in your workspaceAn agent is a role in one of your departments, and a duty is one job that agent does for you.
- Draft, Controlled, Auto and Full: how much an agent does on its ownAn agent's mode decides whether its work waits for your OK or goes out on its own, and every agent starts in Draft.
- The agent page and its tabsEach agent has one page with six tabs: Overview, Operations, Tests, Setup, Integrations and Activity.
- Hire a duty, pause it or switch it onAdd a duty to an agent from the Agents page, and pause or resume it whenever you need.
- Shape a duty: its steps, rules and settingsEach duty has its own page where you change the steps it follows, its schedule, its level, its rules and what it must never do.
- Test an agent on your old ticketsThe Tests tab lets the support agent answer your own closed tickets, or a message you write, without sending anything.
- How an agent is measured: its numbers, guards and the weekly reportArgus scores every agent's work each week, lowers a duty's level by itself when the results turn bad, and reports the week to the GM.
- Monthly limits and what your agents costSee what the agents spent this month, how the workspace's monthly limit works and where to set a budget for one agent.
- The Inbox: what waits for your OKThe Inbox lists everything an agent wants to send or do that needs a person's decision, starting with what waits on you.
- Approve, edit or dismiss what an agent wants to sendApproving a card really sends it, editing sends your text instead, and dismissing sends nothing.
- Notifications, notes and what "Seen" doesSome Inbox items only tell you something, and marking them Seen clears them without sending anything.
- Decide from SlackWhen an agent posts in your Slack, you can approve, edit, decline, assign or snooze from the post, with the same rights you have in Argus.
- Business review: the month and quarter on one pageHow to read the Business review dashboard, its Gaps view and its two support pages.
- Revenue: MRR, churn, cash in and past-due invoicesWhat each Revenue page shows, how the period and channel filters work, and where the numbers come from.
- P&L: profit and loss from the management accountsHow to read the P&L dashboard: its tiles, charts, filters and the statement table.
- Plan: the forecast to the end of next year and how to change itHow to read the Plan forecast and add your own expected changes to it.
- Customers: every account, with billing, usage and support togetherHow to use the Customers overview, the customer list and its filters, Review matches and Contacts.
- Success: customer health, risk, support and churnWhat the Success dashboard pages show and how to read health, risk and support numbers.
- Growth: signups, channels, pipeline and the funnelWhat the Growth dashboard pages show, from first touch to paying customer.
- Marketing: traffic, search, content and competitorsWhat the Marketing dashboard pages show and how to read website, search and content numbers.
- Product: roadmap, releases, engineering and usageWhat the Product dashboard pages show, including the Usage page built from your analytics events.
- Cost: what the company pays its suppliersHow to read the Cost dashboard: spend by month, by category and by supplier, bills due and contracts ending.
- The Office: see your agents and your team at workHow to read the Office floor: the clocks, the day line, the badges over desks and the trays of work waiting on people.
- Walk the office and talk to an agentHow to walk the Office floor as yourself, stop at an agent's desk and ask it about its work.
- Ask Jarvis: questions about your company, typed or spokenWhat you can ask Jarvis, the three places it opens, and how to continue an earlier conversation.
- Jarvis settings: how it talks to you, what it may do and what it watchesThe sections of Settings, Jarvis: Me, Powers, Watch, Permissions, Notes for Jarvis, Standing orders and Audit.
