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Your imported chats and what your setup assistant learns from them

When you connect a business account, Yapper brings in the history the platform shares:

Imported chats appear in your Inbox like any other conversation, and your assistant reads them as context when it replies to that customer. Photos, voice notes and videos in imported chats show as a short note such as "[image]"; they are not brought in.

Letting your setup assistant learn from your chats

After you activate your plan, the Connect your channels step of the setup page asks Let your setup assistant learn from your chats? Only the workspace owner can answer.

Until you answer, the WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger connects on that step wait. You can change your answer with Change until your assistant goes live. Saying no after a yes deletes what was learned so far, and the setup assistant is told to stop using it; anything it already wrote into your draft stays, since it is your configuration.

Yapper reads your chats once your first chats have arrived, then once more for older chats after every import has finished. A channel you connect after that second reading is not analyzed; its chats still appear in your Inbox.

Your setup assistant may ask once whether you would like to connect WhatsApp early, so it can learn from your chats while you set up. It is optional: the setup goes on either way, and your assistant does not answer customers until the setup is done. Once it has learned from your chats, it uses what customers really ask to make the practice replies it shows you.

What the analysis keeps out

The model providers process your chats without keeping them and do not train on them.

When what was learned is deleted

If you never activate

If you connect accounts before activating and do not activate, Yapper deletes the chats and contacts it imported. See onboarding ("Connecting your accounts before you activate") and data-deletion.