Acknowledge (Ignore) Text Reactions or Emoji Responses
planned
J
JOHN SPATZ
As a user, when a customer replies with a text reaction, a liked text, or a single emoji, I should not be required to ignore it for it to count against my response and Fumble reporting metrics. I should be able to acknowledge receipt of the reaction or message, removing the Unreplied message from the sidebar, and the acknowledgement should be considered within Reporting.
Dana Abruscato
Will this also apply to those who opt out? I have to hit ignore on those as well
B
Beth Davis
I agree. I did find at least a bit of a workaround. While replying to customers, if your response is something that would typically just need to be "acknowledged" (for instance... "I will see you here at 9:00 am!"), I will try to heed off the text reaction before I get it. I simply respond with Liked, "
insert their message here
". That is how things show up sometimes from people who have older phones. So I do that and it has helped a LOT. Granted, I still get people who "like" messages, but when they do I unfortunately have to hit "ignore" and then it counts against me. It's a bit maddening.J
Jay Edwards
agree
Drew Adler
marked this post as
planned
J
Jose Rodriguez
YESSS AGREED
A
Adam Locke
agreed
A
Ariana Toshek
AGREED
R
Robert Scarpaci
AGREED
K
Kami Tate
Agree
D
Donnie Byars
I agree. This needs to happen. Why skew the fumble rate because the customer keeps liking or loving our closing comments multiple times?
Load More
→