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Credits are our unit of usage. Every time an AI Coworker performs an action (sending an email, enriching a lead, running a workflow, or processing a document), it consumes a certain number of credits.

An execution is a single run of a workflow, task, or process by an AI Coworker. For example, when a coworker triggers a workflow, processes a lead enrichment, or completes an assigned task end-to-end, that counts as one execution.
Yes. You can start with our Free plan, which gives you access to core features and lets you explore Wexa AI without cost. As your needs grow, you can upgrade anytime to unlock advanced features and higher limits.
Yes. You can change your plan at any time. Upgrades take effect immediately, while downgrades will be applied from the start of the next billing cycle.
An AI Coworker is a digital teammate that automates workflows and performs tasks across your business processes. Each coworker can be customized for a specific function—for example, recruitment screening, lead sourcing, email outreach, or HR management.
Coworker Generation is the ability to create AI Co-workers instantly from a simple prompt. Instead of manually configuring every detail, you can just describe the role, tasks, or goals, and the Coworker generator will automatically generate a fully functional coworker tailored to that description.
An agent is a specialized unit within an AI Coworker that handles a specific type of task. For example, in a Recruitment Coworker, one agent may source candidates, another may screen resumes, and another may schedule interviews.
A Process flow is a sequence of automated steps executed by an AI Coworker to achieve an outcome. For example, a sales process flow could include: qualifying a lead, sending a follow-up email, enriching CRM data, and scheduling a call—all without manual effort.
Connectors are integrations that allow Wexa AI to connect with your existing tools and systems (e.g., Gmail, Slack, Salesforce, LinkedIn). They enable AI Coworkers to act seamlessly across multiple platforms without manual intervention.
Premium connectors are advanced integrations with enterprise-grade platforms such as Salesforce, WhatsApp, or LinkedIn Sales Navigator. They are available to all paid plans on a subscription basis (not included in the Free plan) and are designed for teams that need deep integrations with mission-critical systems.
The Knowledge Base is the repository of documents, conversations, and data that AI Coworkers can access. Memory allows coworkers to recall past interactions and context, so they can deliver consistent and intelligent responses over time.
Triggers are conditions that initiate a workflow (e.g., “new lead added,” “form submitted,” or “invoice generated”). Scheduling allows workflows to run at defined intervals such as daily, weekly, or at custom times.
Anomaly Detection monitors workflows for unusual or unexpected patterns. For example, it can detect sudden spikes in failed email deliveries or flag suspicious behavior in financial transactions. This helps prevent errors and ensures system reliability.
BYO Model allows you to integrate your own AI model (like GPT-4, Claude, or a private LLM endpoint) into Wexa. This gives enterprises full control over their AI infrastructure and data security.
File Storage Limit refers to the amount of space allocated for storing documents, datasets, and resources used by your AI Coworkers. Each plan offers a different storage quota, and higher plans provide more capacity for larger teams and enterprises.
The Enterprise plan includes unlimited scale, fine-tuning, and Bring Your Own Model (BYO) options, along with advanced compliance and premium connectors. You’ll also get priority SLA-backed support and a dedicated success manager for personalized onboarding and guidance.