Automation
Automation lets you create rules that perform actions automatically when certain conditions are met — no manual work required from your team.
How Automation Works
Every automation rule has three parts:
- Event — When does this trigger?
- Conditions — What must be true for the rule to apply?
- Actions — What happens automatically?
Example:
When a new conversation is created AND the inbox is "Krongage WhatsApp" → Assign to admin agent
Trigger Events
| Event | When it fires |
|---|---|
| Conversation Created | A new conversation starts |
| Conversation Updated | A conversation's details change |
| Message Created | A new message is received |
| Conversation Resolved | A conversation is marked resolved |
Available Conditions
Filter which conversations the rule applies to:
- Inbox (which channel)
- Label (what tag is applied)
- Status (open, pending, resolved)
- Assignee (who it's assigned to)
- Team (which team)
- Message content (keywords)
Combine conditions using AND / OR logic.
Available Actions
- Assign an Agent
- Assign a Team
- Add or Remove a Label
- Send a Message to the customer
- Send an Email notification
- Mute, Snooze, or Resolve the conversation
Creating an Automation
Note: Only Administrators can create automations.
- Go to Settings → Automation
- Click Add Automation Rule
- Give the rule a name and description
- Select the trigger event
- Add your conditions
- Add your actions
- Toggle the rule Active
- Click Save
Managing Automations
From the automation list you can:
- Toggle any rule on or off without deleting it
- Edit existing rules (pencil icon)
- Copy a rule to use as a template
- Delete rules no longer needed (trash icon)
Updated 5 days ago
