Overview
When your AI agent handles email conversations, you can customize two aspects:- Email Structure Instructions — how the AI writes its emails (greeting style, paragraph structure, tone)
- Email Signature — a consistent signature block appended to every outbound email
These settings only affect email-channel conversations. Chat conversations are not affected.
Email Structure Instructions
Controls how the AI structures its email responses, including the opening greeting. By default, a professional email format is used (greeting, clear paragraphs, warm tone, and a sign-off).When you customize these instructions, they take full control of email formatting — including the opening greeting. The agent’s greeting settings are ignored for the email channel, so make sure your instructions specify how emails should open (e.g., “Start with ‘Hi’ followed by the player’s name”).
Email Signature
A signature block that is automatically appended to every outbound email from your AI agent. Click Add signature to configure one.Dynamic Variables
Use the{} tag picker button in the signature editor to insert variables that are replaced with real values at send time:
| Variable | Replaced With |
|---|---|
{{supportTicket.agent}} | The agent’s display name |
{{contact.firstName}} | The player’s first name |
{{brand.slug}} | The brand slug |
{{workspace.companyName}} | The workspace company name |
Example
Automatic Translation
The closing phrase in your signature (e.g., “Best regards”) is automatically translated to match the player’s language. The structural parts like agent name and team name stay as-is.When a signature is configured, the AI is automatically instructed not to add its own sign-off. This prevents duplicate closings.
How It Works
Configure in Settings
Go to Settings > Language & Formatting and scroll to the Email Formatting section.
Set your preferences
Click Customize to modify email structure instructions, or Add signature to configure a signature. Use the tag picker to insert dynamic variables like the agent’s name.