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To create a remote presence, choose a projection type—live avatar, recorded stand-in, or automated representative—and set explicit authority boundaries with escalation paths for appropriate monitoring and debriefs.

A recorded stand-in is a pre-recorded briefing played back at a scheduled time to cover routine updates, acting as a remote presence in async workflows when you cannot physically attend meetings or channels.

Set authority boundaries by defining an escalation policy that dictates when the automated representative responds to known queries with pre-approved answers and when it routes issues to human attention.

Yes, you can deploy a live avatar projection type to join video calls or chat sessions, acting as a remote presence that relays your messages in real time within defined authority boundaries.

The best way to handle routine standups is deploying an automated representative or recorded stand-in, providing a structured remote presence that delivers status updates and enforces escalation rules.

You should not use an automated representative when queries fall outside defined authority boundaries, requiring you to trigger escalation paths instead of relying on pre-approved answers for unknown topics.