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Turn on web research and an agent can search and read pages before it answers. Business context folds your own company facts into every run, so its answers sound like your company wrote them.
The agent editor's Tools section showing a Web research switch with a credit surcharge chip beside it, and a Business context switch linking to the AI business context page.

The Tools section, with Web research and Business context switches.

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Turn on web research

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Flip the switch

In Tools, turn on Web research. A credit chip appears beside it only when turning it on adds to the cost.
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Know what changes

A run with web research on can search and read pages before it answers. That takes longer, and can cost more per row than reasoning over what you gave it.

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Give it your business context

Business context is one AI profile for the workspace: your company, your ideal customer, your buyer personas, and what marks good timing. An agent can lean on all of it, or point at just one part.
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Turn it on

In Tools, turn on Business context to fold your AI business context into every run.
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Or point at one part from the prompt

Type an @ in the prompt and choose a section, such as Ideal customer profile, to reference just that part.

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Good to know

Your prompt already references your business context, so the switch is held on. Take the mention out of the prompt to release it.
Business context for the whole profile, or Company description, Ideal customer profile, Ideal buyer personas and Interest signals for one part of it.
Yes. An added server routes the run through the same research loop at its own rate. That sits between having no research at all and having web research on.
On the Business context page, where each section has its own field and helper text.

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Next steps

Business context

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