Workflows & Automations in HelpEcho

HelpEcho allows you to automate customer support tasks using workflows. This feature ensures faster response times and less manual work for your support team. When you install the app, two sample workflows are created by default, but they are inactive. You can either activate and modify them or create new workflows based on your store’s needs.

This documentation gives a quick overview of how to create and configure workflows. A more detailed version will be published later.

Step 1: Create a New Workflow

  • Go to Workflows from the left sidebar.
  • Click the Add Workflow button.
  • Enter a title (e.g., Auto Assign & Respond to Shipping Delay Tickets).
  • Click Add Workflow.
  • Make sure the Status is toggled on (green) to activate the workflow.

Step 2: Set a Workflow Trigger

Choose when the workflow will be triggered:

  • On Ticket Creation
  • On Customer Response
  • On Ticket Closed

Step 3: Define Conditions

Conditions help narrow down when the workflow should take action. Multiple conditions can be combined using AND/OR logic.

Condition Fields:

  • Ticket Title
  • Category
  • Mailbox

Operators:

  • Equal
  • Not Equal
  • Contains
  • Not Contains
  • Start With
  • End With

Example Setup:

  • Ticket Title → Contains → “shipping”
  • OR Category → Equal → Shipping & Delivery
  • AND Mailbox → Equal → Mailbox 1

Step 4: Set Workflow Actions

Once the conditions are met, the workflow will perform specific actions.

Available Actions:

  • Assign Agent → Assigns the ticket to a specific support agent (e.g., John Doe)
  • Assign Category → Organizes tickets under relevant categories
  • Add Response → Sends an automated message to the customer