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

# Actions

> Things your agent can do beyond answering questions.

Actions give your agent hands. Answering questions is the baseline; actions let it show a store locator, push a lead into Klaviyo, or log survey answers to a spreadsheet, right in the middle of a conversation.

You manage them on the **Actions** page. Each action has an on/off toggle and its own configuration. Actions are set up once for your whole agent and work across every placement.

## Show stores

Displays an interactive map and list so shoppers can find your physical locations. Click **Set up stores**, add your locations, and enable the action. Stores save as you add them.

Once enabled, the agent can bring up the locator whenever a shopper asks where to buy in person. You can also make it the very first thing shoppers see on an Embedded inline placement, using the **Show stores** [suggestion mode](/launch/suggestions#show-stores).

## Send to Klaviyo

Lets the agent send a shopper's details to a Klaviyo list, so conversations can feed your email and SMS flows. Someone asks about a sold-out item, the agent offers to notify them, and their profile lands in Klaviyo.

This action needs your Klaviyo account connected first; the card walks you through it. After configuring, use **Test connection** to verify the list is reachable, or **Send a sample profile** to push a real test profile into the list and see it land.

## Send to Google Sheet

Appends a row to a Google Sheet you choose. Handy for collecting structured answers without more tooling: wholesale inquiries, feedback, quiz responses.

Connect your Google account, pick the spreadsheet, then use **Test connection** to confirm Anagram can see it, or **Send a sample row** to write a real test row.

<Note>
  The two sample tests write real data: a real profile in Klaviyo, a real row in your sheet. Delete the test entries afterward if they'd get in the way.
</Note>

## Telling the agent when to act

Enabling an action makes it available; the agent decides when to use it based on the conversation. If you want more control over the moment, write a [skill](/brain/skills). For example, a skill triggered by "when a shopper asks to be notified about restocks" can instruct the agent to collect an email and send it to Klaviyo, in that order, every time.