Lalexi
Guide

Quick start

Signing in to Lalexi, where things live in the menu and first steps.

This page is about the first steps inside a workspace that already exists. How it comes to be and in which order channels are connected — Rollout.

Signing in

You sign in to Lalexi with your own account — the site opens in the browser at your workspace address. New members get access via an invite: a link or an email (see Team).

Where things live

Everything Lalexi adds on top of plain chat lives in the same sections as the rest of the settings — there is no separate menu.

What you needWhere to look
Connect WhatsApp, Telegram, MAX, a bot or the website chatSettings → Inboxes → Add Inbox
Connection status, who added it, a note, reconnect, which chats to mirror, history importSettings → Inboxes → the inbox → Connection tab
Message a new contact firstthe New message button next to the search box, top left
Mass messaging, warming a number upCampaigns
Message usage, limits, quality controlReports
Invite a colleague, rolesSettings → Agents
Response deadlinesSettings → SLA
Ask for a feature, suggest an ideaSettings → Request a feature
This documentationthe menu under your name, bottom left → Read documentation

The profile menu, bottom left: availability, settings, documentation

Settings: Inboxes, Agents, SLA, Request a featureCampaigns: Mass messaging, Warm upReports: Usage, Limits, Quality Control

These items used to sit in a separate section on the left — Home (earlier Lalexi). It is gone: connections moved to Inboxes, mass messaging and warm-up to Campaigns, usage, limits and quality control to Reports, the team to Agents. Old links keep working and open the new place.

First steps

  1. Add a connection — every channel has its own guide, all collected under Connections.
  2. Choose which chats to mirror — on the Connection tab of the new inbox (see Sync settings).
  3. Answer inbound — conversations show up in the shared chat list, just like a regular messenger. Who on the team gets a chat is decided by assignment.
  4. Message first when you need to — via New message.

From there, invite your team and run warm-up and mass messaging.

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