The Customer Replied Workflow Trigger runs when an incoming message is received from a contact. This article will give a detailed overview of how to set up a workflow with the Customer Replied Workflow Trigger.


(Optional) Change the display name of this trigger within the Workflow builder in the text box under Workflow Trigger Name.
Select ** + Add filters** to bring up the Filters section. There are several options for customization under Filters
Contains phrase will trigger this workflow when a customer’s response includes a phrase. For example, if you type “hello” in this filter, then a customer who replies “Hello, my name is Cade” would be added to the workflow because their reply included the phrase you listed.
Exact match phrase will only add customers who reply with the exact phrase that you write. Nothing more, nothing less. For example, if you type “hello” in this filter, then a customer who replies “Hello, my name is Cade” would NOT be added to this workflow. Only a customer who replies exactly “hello” in this case would be added to this workflow.
Doesn’t Have Tag will disqualify contacts that have a selected tag from being added to this workflow
Has Tag will only allow contacts that have a selected tag to be added to this workflow
Intent type will only allow either positive or negative customer replies to trigger this workflow using AI detection to determine whether the customer’s response is positive or negative
Replied to Workflow will add contacts to this workflow if they give a reply within a separate workflow
The reply channel will only allow contacts to be added to this workflow who reply through a specified communication channel.
Chat widget based on your Chat Type selection.
If Chat Type = Chat Widget , you’ll see a dropdown with only All-in-One chat widgets.
If Chat Type = Live Chat , you’ll see a dropdown with All-in-One Live Chat configurations.
Pro Tip: You can use any Workflow Actions to be triggered by the Customer Replied trigger or you can leave this workflow without any actions.

Now your workflow is set up and ready to go with the Customer Replied Workflow Trigger.
Use Cases
Creating Opportunities from Positive Replies**
**Scenario : A sales team wants to automatically create a LeadMagicX opportunity when a customer responds positively to a proposal.
Trigger Setup :
Customer Support Ticketing**
**Scenario : Automatically create a support ticket when a customer responds with a complaint or question.
Trigger Setup :
Post-Purchase Follow-Up**
**Scenario : Automate thank-you messages after a customer responds positively following a purchase.
Trigger Setup :
**Question:What is the Customer Replied Workflow Trigger?
**Answer: The Customer Replied Workflow Trigger activates a workflow when a message is received from a contact. This allows you to automate responses or actions based on customer replies.
Question: Can I rename the Customer Replied trigger?
Answer: Yes, you can change the display name of the trigger in the Workflow Trigger Name text box. This is optional and helps identify the trigger within the workflow builder.
Question: What customization options are available under the Filters section?**
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Question: Can I trigger workflows for replies from specific customers only?**
**Answer: Yes, by using tags, you can target specific customer segments and trigger workflows accordingly.
Question: How do intent types work with this trigger?**
**Answer: Intent types use natural language processing (NLP) to categorize replies, such as “question,” “complaint,” or “positive response.” You can configure workflows to handle each type of response appropriately.
Question: Can I trigger different workflows based on reply channels?**
**Answer: Yes, you can set up workflows for specific channels like WhatsApp or email and even filter them based on particular numbers or addresses.
Question: Can I combine multiple filters in one workflow?**
**Answer: Yes, you can use multiple filters together, such as combining “Contains Phrase” with “Reply Channel” or “Has Tag,” to create highly targeted workflows for precise automation.
Question: Are the “Contains phrase” and “Exact match phrase” filters case-sensitive?
Answer: No, both filters are not case-sensitive. For example, if you set “hello” as a filter, the workflow will still trigger if a customer replies with a capitalized “Hello.”
Question: How does the “Intent Type” filter use AI to help my workflow?
Answer: The Intent Type filter uses AI detection to analyze the sentiment of a customer’s message. It can determine if a reply is Positive or Negative , allowing you to trigger specific actions, like creating a sales opportunity for positive replies or a support ticket for negative ones.