Curated Resources
Resource types (graphics, videos, embeds, etc.), creating/managing resources, and Clinch integration
Curated Resources
The approved assets your AI is allowed to reach for — graphics, videos, documents, links and prose — each one described so it knows when to use it.
Resource Types
The eight types you can add, what each one is for, and which of them Zyntro can actually send in an email or a text message.
Adding a Resource
Add a graphic, video, document, link or block of prose to your library, and set who it is for.
Writing the LLM Description
The field that decides whether a resource ever gets used. Write it as an instruction about when to reach for the thing.
How Resource Scope Works
Product and audience scope decide which resources are even considered for a contact — and which of those gets picked first.
Scoping from Offerings and Audiences
You can attach resources to an offering, one of its features, or an audience segment from those pages — and that scoping counts just as much.
Generating a Graphic
Describe the image you need, choose a quality tier, and have it produced and saved into your library.
Rich Blocks
Structured visual components — stat callouts, comparison tables, timelines — built in their own editor and shown on deal pages.
Strategy Documents
A document that is never sent to anyone. Instead SI reads it once and follows it when engaging the people it applies to.
Marking a Strategy Document
Turn an attachment into standing engagement guidance: the toggle, the note that tells SI how to read it, and the reading pass.
Reviewing the Extracted Strategy
Check, correct and add to the items pulled out of your document. SI follows the list you save, not the document itself.
Where Your Resources Appear
The places a curated resource can turn up — emails and texts, deal pages, website pages and generated content — and the rules for each.
When a Resource Is Not Being Used
Why SI might be ignoring a resource, why a badge says what it says, and what to check first.
