Create New Workflows In Fluent Support

To learn how to create Workflows/Automation, follow the steps with the screenshots below —

From the Fluent Support Dashboard, go to Workflows and click the + Add New Workflow button to create a new Workflow.

Now, a popup page will appear where you will get the options to choose the workflow type (Manual and Automatic) according to your needs.

Manual Workflow: To learn the details of creating a manual workflow, read this full Documentation.
Automatic Workflow: To learn the details of creating an automatic workflow, read this full Documentation.

Here, you can see that three workflows are created. You can create as many workflows as you wish.

You can also Edit your existing workflow by clicking the Pencil Icon, Delete by clicking the Trash Icon, and Duplicate/Clone by clicking the Icon Right Next to the Trash Icon placed under the Actions column.

If you have any further questions, concerns, or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact our @support team. Thank you.

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Create A Manual Workflow

To learn how to create a new workflow manually, follow the steps with screenshots below —

From the Fluent Support Dashboard, go to Workflows and click the + Add New Workflow button to create a new workflow.

Give a Name to your workflow, choose Manual type, and click on the Continue button to create it.

Now, set the Action/s (Task) from the dropdown list for Workflow to perform. Once you fill in all the necessary fields, click the Save button.

You will get the following Actions from the Dropdown List –

• Add Response
• Assign Agent
• Add Internal Note
• Close Ticket
• Add Tag(s)
• Remove Tag(s)
• Delete Ticket
• Block Ticket Submitter (customer)
• Trigger Outgoing Webhook
• Add Bookmarks
• Remove Bookmarks
• Change Mailbox

For example, here I chose the Close Tickets action. You can choose anyone according to your needs.

Multiple actions can be set if needed. To do this, click the Add Another Action and follow the same process.

You can also Delete any existing action. To do this, expand the desired action by pressing it and then click the Trash Icon.

You can change the name of your workflow anytime from here as shown below.

Also, you can set the sequence of your added workflow actions/tasks using the Drag and Drop Action icon.

Once you set up the actions, Publish it by enabling the Toggle button at the top right corner to run the Workflow. Otherwise, it will be saved as a draft only.

To save any new changes always press the Update Workflow button right next to the toggle.

Run Your Workflow In A Specific Ticket

To learn how to run the created workflows in a specific ticket, follow the steps with screenshot & GIF below —

Go to Tickets from the Fluent Support Dashboard, open your desired ticket, and click the Workflow button at the top left corner inside the ticket.

Here, you will find the Workflow Action you have created before, click on it, and the Workflow will be run.

This is how you can create and run Manual Workflow in Fluent Support!
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Create An Automatic Workflow

To learn how to create a new workflow automatically, follow the steps with screenshots below —

From the Fluent Support Dashboard, go to Workflows and click the + Add New Workflow button to create a new workflow.

Give a Name to your workflow, choose Automatic type, and click on the Continue button to create it.

Now choose a Trigger from the dropdown list to decide when your Workflow will run.

For example, if you choose the On Ticket Creation trigger, the Workflow will automatically run each time a ticket is created.

Then, you have to set a Condition that will trigger the Workflow. Multiple conditions can be set using the +OR and +AND options.

You will get the following options to set the Condition for your Workflow –

Customer

• Customer First Name
• Customer Last Name
• Customer Email

Message

• Ticket Title
• Message Content
• Attachments
• Added Time Range
• Added Date Range

Ticket

• Ticket Priority (Client)
• Selected Product
• Mailbox

Custom Fields

• Here, all of your existing custom fields will appear.

You can also Delete any existing condition by clicking the Trash Icon.

Now, set the Action/s (Task) from the dropdown list for Workflow to perform. Once you fill in all the necessary fields, click the Save button.

You will get the following Actions from the Dropdown List –

• Add Response
• Assign Agent
• Add Internal Note
• Close Ticket
• Add Tag(s)
• Remove Tag(s)
• Delete Ticket
• Block Ticket Submitter (customer)
• Trigger Outgoing Webhook
• Add Bookmarks
• Remove Bookmarks
• Change Mailbox

Multiple actions can be set if needed. To do this, click the Add Another Action button and follow the same process.

You can also Delete any existing action. To do this, expand the desired action by pressing it and then click the Trash Icon.

You can change the name of your workflow anytime from here as shown below.

Also, you can set the sequence of your added workflow actions/tasks using the Drag and Drop Action icon.

Once you set up the actions, Publish it by enabling the Toggle button at the top right corner to run the Workflow. Otherwise, it will be saved as a draft only.

To save any new changes always press the Update Workflow button right next to the toggle.

See How Automatic Workflow Runs

To see how Automatic Workflow runs in Fluent Support Portal follow the screenshots below —

For example, I set the Trigger as “On Ticket Creation”, Condition as “Ticket Title that contains Refund word”, and Action as “Add Bookmarks” in this Workflow.

Now, you can see that the Ticket shown in the screenshot below is Automatically Bookmarked after the Creation as it has the Refund word in the Title.

You can easily get all of your bookmarked tickets under the Bookmarks option placed in the left sidebar of Fluent Support’s Tickets.

This is how you can create and run Automatic Workflow in Fluent Support!
If you have any further questions, concerns, or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact our @support team. Thank you.

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