For AI agents: the complete documentation index is available at https://docs.clickmax.io/en/llms.txt, the full documentation bundle is available at https://docs.clickmax.io/en/llms-full.txt, and this page is available as Markdown at https://docs.clickmax.io/en/guides/max-day-to-day.md.
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  • How does Max help me run the operation?

    Max is the platform's assistant. What sets it apart from a generic AI is context: it can see your account — your funnels, contacts and sales — instead of answering in a vacuum.

    Before you start

    • Max operates within your permissions. It does not show you what your role cannot reach — see the roles and permissions reference (Portuguese).

    What it is for day to day

    SituationWhat to ask
    A quick lookup"How many contacts came in this week?"
    Finding something"Where do I set the funnel's Pixel?"
    Understanding a number"Why did sales drop yesterday?"
    Context on a contact"What has this lead already received?"

    It earns its keep especially on the things you would otherwise do by opening three screens and cross-referencing them in your head.

    Ask with context

    An assistant answers a specific request better. "Improve my funnel" gets you a generic answer; "this funnel gets traffic and does not convert at the checkout, what should I investigate?" gets you a useful one.

    Confirm before you act

    Like any assistant, Max can misread an ambiguous request. For any decision involving money or a change to your data, confirm it in the interface before going ahead.

    That is not distrust — it is the same check you would run on a report you had never seen before.

    What it does not replace

    • Business decisions — price, positioning and the offer are still yours.
    • Technical validation — tracking is confirmed by testing on the published page, not by asking.
    • Knowing your customer — Max sees your data; it does not know your market.

    Connecting another AI

    If you would rather use your own assistant, see connect your AI with MCP.

    If it didn't work

    • It cannot find a piece of data: confirm which workspace and which project are selected.
    • The answer looks wrong: check it on the matching screen — the request may have been ambiguous.
    • Information is missing: your role may be restricting what it can reach.