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Overview

Custom auto responses enable you to have Helpdesk+ respond with a custom response if a channel message contains a certain phrase. In addition to this response, you can display a button for the user to create an issue

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or a custom button that resolves

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your chosen URL.

  • For example, if someone uses

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  • "wifi" in their request, you can define a custom message, allow the user to create a ticket, and direct them to the wifi article in your knowledge base.

What to Know

  • Custom auto-responses can be used in conjunction with other automatic response types. If the user uses the triggering phrase, the custom auto-response type will be displayed instead of the channel default settings.

  • Any number of custom phrases can be defined.

Custom Auto Responses

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  1. Type /helpdesk configure in the channel where custom auto responses will be used

  2. Click Configure

  3. In the modal that is shown, click the Settings button under Custom Auto Responses

  4. Click Add New

  5. In the displayed modal, enter the triggering phrase

    The triggering phrase is all or nothing. For example, the phrase "Wifi password reset" will only trigger if the user uses those words in that order. For this reason, we recommend shorter triggers like "wifi" or "password".

  6. Enter the message Helpdesk+ should use to respond. This message can include formatting and links

  7. Optional:
    Click the checkbox next to Create Button to have Helpdesk+ include a button to enable the user to create a support ticket

  8. Optional:
    Click the checkbox next to Custom Button and provide the button text and a URL to have Helpdesk+ include a button that links to the specified URL.

Helpdesk+ will now respond to trigger phrases using the custom auto-response functionality.

A custom auto-response to the word "wifi", providing both a create and custom button:

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The custom auto response configuration for that channel:

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