Execution & monitoring

Review and edit AI-generated DM templates

Review initial DM and CTA messages, adjust the wording, save your edits, and regenerate templates when your CTA changes.

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Open the message task

Stop execution if the task is running. Open Tasks & execution on the dashboard and select the initial DM or CTA delivery task. Review its CTA and message template section.

CTA and message template settings for the DM task
CTA and message template settings for the DM task. Captured in the local Kachilu app in September 2026 (English interface). Personal information, individual URLs, and saved task content are masked where shown. Settings and counts are examples from the capture. Select the image to view it at full size.

The template is a starting point for each message

Kachilu uses the saved template as a writing base, then adapts it using verified recipient information, the conversation, and language. The template is not sent word for word to every recipient.

Make the reason for your initial DM clear and explain the next step in your CTA message. Check service names, performance figures, and descriptions of the destination page.

Edit the wording and save

Edit the text directly and select Save template. Check that the Unsaved notice disappears and the update time changes.

For example, a specific question such as 'Does finding prospects take up much of your team's time?' is easier to review than a generic introduction. Adapt any example to your service and the intended recipient.

Regenerate after changing the CTA or service information

If Regeneration needed appears, check that your CTA and template match. After changing the CTA, use Save CTA and regenerate, review the result, and save any edits.

Keep a copy of hand-edited wording before regenerating if you want to reuse it.

Review the actual message after resuming

Save your settings and resume execution. Use the run history to check the message that was used and whether it preserved the intent of your template.

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