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  1. Working with tickets
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Templated answers with Canned Replies

Learn how to manage recurring questions with Canned replies

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Overview

Canned Replies can be used to send pre-defined answers on recurring questions, without having to type the same answer over and over for different tickets.

It can save you time writing the answer every time a ticket comes in with the same question, making your work as an Agent easier.

Canned Replies are stored per Inbox, which means that you can have different replies for different Inboxes. This can help you have different replies for the different teams that are using Suptask.


How to send a Canned Reply

As an Agent, you can send a Canned Reply by pressing on More Options or "..." on a ticket, and then selecting Canned Reply:

From here you can choose to Select reply on this Inbox that you would like to send. By selecting a Canned Reply, you will get a preview of the message which you can send by using the Send reply button.


How to configure Canned Replies

Canned Replies are configured per Inbox from the Responder channel which is connected to your Inbox.

You can initiate the configuration by typing the following message in the Responder channel in Slack:

/suptask canned

This will present you with three options to manage your Canned Replies:

  • Add - Add a new Canned Reply

  • Edit - Edit an existing Canned Reply

  • Delete - Delete an existing Canned Reply

After you have added your first Canned Reply, it will be available on all tickets in the associated Inbox.