> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.autocalls.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Simple Setup

> The guided way to build an assistant: five questions, then one page that keeps it running.

Simple setup asks a handful of questions, writes the prompt for you and hands you a working
assistant. It is what the **New Assistant** button opens.

## The five questions

<Steps>
  <Step title="What it does">
    Pick the job: answer calls and help people, book appointments, call and qualify leads, take
    orders and reservations, confirm and remind, ask for feedback, or something else. This decides
    the shape of the prompt and which settings get filled in.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Your business">
    Your industry and, if you have one, your website. The setup reads the site to learn your hours,
    services and prices. If it cannot read it, you can type the details instead.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Its voice">
    The language it speaks and the voice it uses.
  </Step>

  <Step title="What it knows">
    Anything it should be able to look up during a call: documents, or pages from your site.
  </Step>

  <Step title="What it says">
    The first line the caller hears, and the rules it should always follow.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## The assistant page

When the setup finishes you land on the assistant's own page, which is where you come back to.

**The checklist** at the top — *Finish setting up — 2 of 3 done* — tracks what is left before the
assistant can take real calls: a number, a first campaign, or the widget on your site.

**The settings rows** each have a **Change** button: **Number**, **Voice**, **Language**,
**Calendar** and **Passes to a person**. Changes here save immediately, there is no separate save.

**What it says** shows the first line of the conversation. Edit it in place, or press **Change it by
chatting** and describe what you want in your own words. Under it sit the rules the assistant always
follows, and the compiled system prompt, which is read-only unless you choose **Edit raw**.

**The test panel** sits on the right: call your own phone, talk to the assistant in your browser, or
open the free text chat. See [Testing your assistant](/ai-assistants/testing).

**The public demo link** is a page you can send to anyone so they can try the assistant without an
account.

## What is only in Advanced

Simple deliberately leaves out the deeper settings. Open **Advanced** when you need tools and
mid-call actions, call variables, webhooks, turn-taking and timing, transcriber options, or voice
cloning.

<Note>
  The **Web widget** is available in both, but in Simple it opens as its own **Web Widget
  Configuration** panel with its own save button.
</Note>

## Next steps

* [Simple or Advanced](/ai-assistants/choosing-your-editor)
* [The Advanced builder](/ai-assistants/advanced-workspace)
* [Testing your assistant](/ai-assistants/testing)