Automation Rules are smart workflows that automatically perform actions when certain conditions are met. They help you reduce manual work and ensure consistent support operations.
Automation can:
Assign tickets
Change priority
Send alerts
Add tags
Update fields
Trigger escalations
Notify teams
Faster ticket handling
Zero manual mistakes
Better SLA compliance
Consistent customer experience
Organized workflow
Saves agent time
Perfect for high‑volume support teams
Automatically assign tickets to agents or teams.
Trigger actions when ticket fields change.
Trigger actions after a time delay (e.g., follow‑ups).
Automate reminders and escalations when deadlines approach.
Click the gear icon (top‑right).
You will see:
Assignment Rules
Workflow Rules
Time-Based Rules
SLAs
Escalations
Example: Workflow Rules
Enter:
Rule Name
Description
Department
Examples:
Subject contains “warranty”
Priority = High
Channel = Email
Status = Open
Examples:
Assign to Warranty Team
Change Priority to High
Send Email Notification
Add Tag “Urgent”
Update Status
Your automation rule is now live.
If subject contains “warranty” → Assign to Warranty Department.
If customer selects “Urgent” → Set Priority = High.
If channel = Web Form → Assign to Service Team.
If ticket not replied in 2 hours → Notify Manager.
If subject contains “order” → Add tag “E‑commerce”.
Keep rules simple
Avoid overlapping conditions
Test rules before activating
Review automation monthly
Use tags for better filtering
Combine automation with SLAs
Q1. Can multiple automation rules run on the same ticket? Yes, rules run in sequence.
Q2. Can I disable automation temporarily? Yes, you can deactivate any rule.
Q3. Can automation send emails to customers? Yes, using workflow actions.