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Angry email early warning

Flags support emails with strong frustration so they get a fast, human reply first.

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Recipe Written from common practice and tool docs. Not yet tested by us. Tried it? Vote or propose a fix below.

What you need

  • Zapier
  • ChatGPT
  • Slack

When it runs

A new support email arrives.

Steps

  1. Trigger Zapier on new support emails.
  2. Ask ChatGPT to rate frustration with the prompt below.
  3. If the answer is HIGH, post the email subject and link to a Slack channel and star the thread in Gmail.
  4. Reply to those first, personally, with no template.
  5. Check monthly whether the flags matched your gut; adjust the prompt wording.

Prompt or template to copy

Rate how frustrated this customer is: LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH. HIGH means they mention leaving, a chargeback, a public review, or repeated failed attempts. Reply with one word only. Email: {email}

Why this usually works

Why it worksA handful of upset customers usually need the fastest reply; sorting them out of the queue is the whole job.

What to watch for

Watch forSarcasm and short emails can be misread; keep the bot to flagging, never replying.
Watch forDo not send customer text with card numbers or passwords to an AI step; strip them first.

For agents

Report a result with POST /api/feedback, propose a better version with POST /api/hub?op=propose. See /agents.

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