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133 articles on setting up Echo, using it day to day, and reading your reports.

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  1. Intro to Echo

    5 articles

    Start here. What Echo is, and how it fits your ministry.

  2. Echo User Guides

    36 articles

    Day-to-day work in Echo: the inbox, filters, resources, admin.

  3. Echo Setup/Integration Guides

    21 articles

    Connecting each channel a seeker can reach you on.

  4. Echo Reporting

    46 articles

    Reading what happened, and taking it to your board.

  5. Echo Analyst

    16 articles

    The AI analysis add-on and its fourteen reports: what each one answers, how to run it, and how to read what comes back.

  6. Echo FAQs

    8 articles

    Short answers to the questions that come up most.

  7. Echo CRM

    1 article

    Keeping track of the people you are walking with.

  1. Getting started with Echo Analyst

    Echo Analyst turns the conversations your team has already had into fourteen reports. What it is, what it costs, how to switch it on, and how to run any report.

  2. GraphQL API

    The GraphQL API lets you pull reporting data out of Echo into your own reporting system. It also has a few mutations that write back to Echo, such as sending a message or claiming and closing a conversation.

  3. Using Meta's Conversation Routing (Handover Protocol)

    Meta's Conversation Routing decides which app can reply to your Facebook and Instagram conversations. How to set Echo as the default app, or put a bot like ManyChat in front of Echo.

  4. Update Your Payment Method (Billing and Invoices)

    How to add a new card or bank account, choose which one Echo charges, remove an old one, and change where your invoices are emailed.

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