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# Additional settings

This step allows you to define how the output of your Agent Crew will be used once a task is complete. You can either send the results to external systems or forward the output to other agents for further processing.

#### **Configure agent output** <a href="#configure-agent-output" id="configure-agent-output"></a>

This section is used to define external destinations where the agent’s output will be sent.

* Click ‘+ Add an output’ to open a side panel titled ‘Add Output Source’.

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* The panel displays a list of supported output integrations, including:
  * **Google Docs**
  * **Google Sheets**
  * **Gmail**
  * **SendGrid**
  * **Notion**
  * **Webhook (Send processed data from ZBrain)**
* Once selected, the destination will be listed under this section with a connection status indicator (green dot for active).
* To remove an output, click the trash icon next to it.

#### **Notify agents** <a href="#notify-agents" id="notify-agents"></a>

Use this section to forward the output of the crew to another agent.

* Click the ‘Add’ button to open a side panel titled ‘Select Agent’.

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* Use the search bar to find agents you’ve created previously. The panel lists available agents along with their names and the last updated timestamp.

This enables the creation of multi-step flows where the result from one agent becomes the input for the next.

After configuring output destinations, click ‘Deploy Agent’ to deploy the crew.


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