"Automatic responses" refer to pre-defined messages or reactions that are automatically sent by a software or platform to respond to incoming requests, messages, or events without the need for human intervention. This feature is commonly used in various contexts such as email systems, messaging platforms, customer service tools, and social media management systems to quickly respond to recurring or standardized inquiries and improve communication efficiency.
Typical features of software in the "Automatic responses" area may include:
Template management: Management of pre-defined response templates or message texts that can be provided for different situations or inquiries.
Trigger rules: Setting trigger conditions or rules that determine when automatic responses should be sent, e.g., based on keywords in incoming messages or events.
Personalization options: Ability to customize automatic responses by adding personalized information such as user names or specific details about an inquiry.
Scheduling: Scheduling automatic responses at specific times or intervals to ensure they are sent at optimal times, e.g., outside of business hours or during absence.
Multi-channel support: Support for sending automatic responses across various communication channels such as email, messaging apps, social media, and chatbots.