Use clinic-specific context
Keep every clinic’s connected Instagram account, workflows, and content insights in a separate client workspace.
Give each clinic a focused Instagram workspace for service enquiries. Acknowledge the question, send the information the person asked for, and route anything clinical or sensitive to a qualified human at the clinic.
Focused agency pilot: client workspaces, Meta OAuth connections, AutoDM workflows, and Instagram content insights. Content planning and broader campaign operations are coming next.
Agencies do not need another generic social media dashboard. They need a clean boundary between client account context, repeatable first replies, and the moments that still need a strategist.
Keep every clinic’s connected Instagram account, workflows, and content insights in a separate client workspace.
Send a service guide, consultation page, or clinic-approved information when the person has asked for it.
Do not diagnose, assess photos, promise outcomes, or collect sensitive health details in an automated first reply.
Use Instagram content insights to help the agency and clinic decide which educational topics deserve another iteration.
Use the vertical-specific trigger as a starting point. Keep qualification, advice, and anything sensitive with the client-facing team.
Set up the client context and connect the professional Instagram account through Meta OAuth with the clinic owner or authorized operator.
Use a plain-language trigger such as CONSULT or PRICING on posts where the clinic has already invited questions.
Share the relevant existing page or short explanation, then make it clear that a trained clinic team member can answer personal questions.
Discuss content insights and the quality of incoming questions without turning the agency workflow into a clinical decision tool.
The page is intentionally specific about what the current agency pilot does and where your existing tools still belong.
Available now
Client workspaces, Meta OAuth connections, AutoDM workflow creation and editing, and Instagram content insights.
Safety boundary
Keep diagnosis, treatment recommendations, contraindications, patient records, and sensitive health information out of automated replies.
Keep in your stack
Clinic booking, consent, patient records, and clinical review belong in the clinic’s approved systems and human process.
Good fit
Agencies that need a repeatable first response for service questions while keeping patient-facing judgment with the clinic.
Use these guides to build the surrounding content system, then bring the workflow to a walkthrough.
A compliance-conscious guide to consultation enquiries and human handoffs.
Read the guideA guide to educational content, credibility, and careful patient boundaries.
Read the guideA practical checklist for keeping automation useful and permission-aware.
Read the guideHow to make automation feel like a helpful first response, not spam.
Read the guideSee the current workspace, connection, AutoDM, and insights loop.
Bring one real client account and one repetitive Instagram conversation. We’ll map what can be automated and what should stay with a person.
No. The safe use case is a clear first response to an existing enquiry: share clinic-approved information and offer a human handoff. Diagnosis, treatment advice, photo assessment, and sensitive health questions should stay with a qualified clinic professional.
Use information the clinic has already approved, such as a service page, consultation link, general preparation note, or next-step explanation. Keep the message narrow and make the human route obvious.
No. The current agency surface is for Instagram workspaces, account connections, AutoDM workflows, and content insights. Keep patient records, consent, booking operations, and clinical decisions in the clinic’s approved systems.