Automate Smaily and Fluent Support
You can combine any triggers and actions to create automation rules that save you time.
Triggers
Fluent Support
- When a new Fluent Support ticket is opened.
- When a Fluent Support ticket is closed.
- When a closed Fluent Support ticket is reopened.
- When a customer or agent replies to a Fluent Support ticket.
Actions
Subscribers
- Create or update a subscriber in Smaily
- Remove a subscriber from Smaily
- Unsubscribe a subscriber from Smaily
- Send an email to your Smaily subscribers
Automation Workflows
- Add a subscriber to a Automation Workflow in Smaily
Fluent Support
- Close an existing Fluent Support ticket.
- Reopen an existing Fluent Support ticket.
- Reply to an existing Fluent Support ticket as a support agent.
Sample Automation Rules
Explore sample automation rules to streamline your connection.
Subscribers
Create or update a subscriber in Smaily when a new Fluent Support ticket is opened.
Remove a subscriber from Smaily when a Fluent Support ticket is closed.
Send an email to your Smaily subscribers when a new Fluent Support ticket is opened.
Automation Workflows
Add a subscriber to a Automation Workflow in Smaily when a new Fluent Support ticket is opened.
Add a subscriber to a Automation Workflow in Smaily when a customer or agent replies to a Fluent Support ticket.
Ready to get started?
You can connect Smaily to Fluent Support 4 simple steps.
First, go ahead and install Noptin.
Next, install the Smaily and Fluent Support add-ons.
Connect your account and then map the Noptin custom fields to Smaily custom fields.
Finally, create any needed automation rules or automated emails.
Save money
You can also connect Smaily to other WordPress plugins and forms at no extra cost to you. All Noptin plans give you access to 100 add-ons and integrations that you can download freely from your account. This saves you money since you don’t have to purchase a separate add-on for each service you use.
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