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If you are qualified to handle an incoming email, then after reviewing it, your next step will be to reply to the customer. This section explains how to compose an email reply from scratch. For using articles from the ''Knowledge Base'' in your email communications, see section [[agent-guide/GeneralInformationAboutKnowledgeBase|Knowledge Base]].
 
If you are qualified to handle an incoming email, then after reviewing it, your next step will be to reply to the customer. This section explains how to compose an email reply from scratch. For using articles from the ''Knowledge Base'' in your email communications, see section [[agent-guide/GeneralInformationAboutKnowledgeBase|Knowledge Base]].
  
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Note that for cases with a [[Agent-guide/Work/CasesEmail/CaseStates#Closed|Closed]] state, it is not possible to send a reply; you will need to create a ''Follow-up case''. For more information, see [[Agent-guide/Tutorials/Cases/HowtoSendaFollow-upOutboundEmail#From_a_Closed_Case|How to Send a Follow-up Outbound Email]].
 
Note that for cases with a [[Agent-guide/Work/CasesEmail/CaseStates#Closed|Closed]] state, it is not possible to send a reply; you will need to create a ''Follow-up case''. For more information, see [[Agent-guide/Tutorials/Cases/HowtoSendaFollow-upOutboundEmail#From_a_Closed_Case|How to Send a Follow-up Outbound Email]].
  
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== Step 1: Begin writing your draft ==  
 
# To compose a reply, select the '''Reply''' and '''Forward''' [[File:Email-Reply-and-Forward-Buttons-531.PNG|30px]] buttons located at the top (on cursor hover) and bottom of the message.  
 
# To compose a reply, select the '''Reply''' and '''Forward''' [[File:Email-Reply-and-Forward-Buttons-531.PNG|30px]] buttons located at the top (on cursor hover) and bottom of the message.  
 
# An email draft will open with the original subject preceded by ''Re:'' and the ''To'' field showing the customer’s email address.
 
# An email draft will open with the original subject preceded by ''Re:'' and the ''To'' field showing the customer’s email address.
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# If you would like to include links in your draft, enter or paste the URL into the body, highlight the text, then select the '''insert link''' [[File:Insert-Link-Button-53.PNG|26px]] button. The highlighted text will turn blue and will be shown underlined to indicate it is a link.
 
# If you would like to include links in your draft, enter or paste the URL into the body, highlight the text, then select the '''insert link''' [[File:Insert-Link-Button-53.PNG|26px]] button. The highlighted text will turn blue and will be shown underlined to indicate it is a link.
  
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'''Note:''' Depending on the amount of information in your reply, you may consider enlarging the editor window by dragging its splitters down and/or left.
 
'''Note:''' Depending on the amount of information in your reply, you may consider enlarging the editor window by dragging its splitters down and/or left.
  
  
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[[File:Email-Reply-53.PNG|thumb|800px|center|Reply editor with text editing tools, Add attachment and Send email buttons]]
 
[[File:Email-Reply-53.PNG|thumb|800px|center|Reply editor with text editing tools, Add attachment and Send email buttons]]
  
  
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== Step 2: Attach files if needed ==  
 
You can attach files to your email.
 
You can attach files to your email.
 
# To attach a file, click the '''Add attachment''' button [[File:Attachment-Button-50.png|26px]] and select the desired file. Repeat this step to attach more files. Names of the attached files will be displayed below the address field of the message that you compose.
 
# To attach a file, click the '''Add attachment''' button [[File:Attachment-Button-50.png|26px]] and select the desired file. Repeat this step to attach more files. Names of the attached files will be displayed below the address field of the message that you compose.
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[[File:Attached-File-50.png|thumb|450px|center|Message header with attached file]]
 
[[File:Attached-File-50.png|thumb|450px|center|Message header with attached file]]
  
  
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Depending on your contact center configuration, you may see some standard messages pre-inserted into the text field for each reply you are composing. These messages may appear above (the header) and/or below (the footer) the area of the main text of your reply. Some examples of such messages are references to case numbers, legal disclaimers, and company’s contact information. These messages are editable.
 
Depending on your contact center configuration, you may see some standard messages pre-inserted into the text field for each reply you are composing. These messages may appear above (the header) and/or below (the footer) the area of the main text of your reply. Some examples of such messages are references to case numbers, legal disclaimers, and company’s contact information. These messages are editable.
  
  
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== Step 3: Review and send ==  
 
# When the reply is ready to be sent, click the '''Send email''' button [[File:Send-Email-Button-50.png|26px]]. The email will be sent to the customer. You will no longer be able to edit the email, and, depending on your service configuration, you may be placed in the ''After Call Work'' state. You can use this mode to complete the interaction processing. For example, you may be expected to select a disposition for this interaction.
 
# When the reply is ready to be sent, click the '''Send email''' button [[File:Send-Email-Button-50.png|26px]]. The email will be sent to the customer. You will no longer be able to edit the email, and, depending on your service configuration, you may be placed in the ''After Call Work'' state. You can use this mode to complete the interaction processing. For example, you may be expected to select a disposition for this interaction.
 
# Click the disposition selector and choose an appropriate disposition.
 
# Click the disposition selector and choose an appropriate disposition.
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Click the '''Complete''' button. The interaction processing will be finished. You are likely to receive a new interaction for processing shortly.
 
Click the '''Complete''' button. The interaction processing will be finished. You are likely to receive a new interaction for processing shortly.
  
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'''Note:''' You can also select disposition and/or enter notes before sending the email.
 
'''Note:''' You can also select disposition and/or enter notes before sending the email.
 
 
 
 
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Latest revision as of 04:12, 29 May 2024

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How to Compose a Reply

If you are qualified to handle an incoming email, then after reviewing it, your next step will be to reply to the customer. This section explains how to compose an email reply from scratch. For using articles from the Knowledge Base in your email communications, see section Knowledge Base.

Note that for cases with a Closed state, it is not possible to send a reply; you will need to create a Follow-up case. For more information, see How to Send a Follow-up Outbound Email.

Step 1: Begin writing your draft

  1. To compose a reply, select the Reply and Forward Email-Reply-and-Forward-Buttons-531.PNG buttons located at the top (on cursor hover) and bottom of the message.
  2. An email draft will open with the original subject preceded by Re: and the To field showing the customer’s email address.
  3. If necessary, add cc and/or bcc recipients.
  4. Type your reply directly in the text field of the Reply Editor. The editor has some text editing tools that allow you to enhance the appearance of your email. These include various font styles and sizes, font and background colors, bulleted and numbered lists, and paragraph alignment.
  5. You can remove any previously applied formatting by clicking the Remove formatting Remove-Formatting-Option-50.png icon.
  6. If you would like to include links in your draft, enter or paste the URL into the body, highlight the text, then select the insert link Insert-Link-Button-53.PNG button. The highlighted text will turn blue and will be shown underlined to indicate it is a link.

Note: Depending on the amount of information in your reply, you may consider enlarging the editor window by dragging its splitters down and/or left.


Reply editor with text editing tools, Add attachment and Send email buttons


Step 2: Attach files if needed

You can attach files to your email.

  1. To attach a file, click the Add attachment button Attachment-Button-50.png and select the desired file. Repeat this step to attach more files. Names of the attached files will be displayed below the address field of the message that you compose.
  2. To remove a previously attached file, click the X icon next to it.
  3. Starting from version 5.3.0, note the following email attachment limits:
    1. Single email attachment size: 10MB
    2. Single email with attachments size: 25 MB


Message header with attached file


Depending on your contact center configuration, you may see some standard messages pre-inserted into the text field for each reply you are composing. These messages may appear above (the header) and/or below (the footer) the area of the main text of your reply. Some examples of such messages are references to case numbers, legal disclaimers, and company’s contact information. These messages are editable.


Step 3: Review and send

  1. When the reply is ready to be sent, click the Send email button Send-Email-Button-50.png. The email will be sent to the customer. You will no longer be able to edit the email, and, depending on your service configuration, you may be placed in the After Call Work state. You can use this mode to complete the interaction processing. For example, you may be expected to select a disposition for this interaction.
  2. Click the disposition selector and choose an appropriate disposition.
  3. If necessary, enter free-form text comments in the Notes Editor.


Step 4: Complete the interaction

Click the Complete button. The interaction processing will be finished. You are likely to receive a new interaction for processing shortly.

Note: You can also select disposition and/or enter notes before sending the email.

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