How Do You Set Up an AI Agent to Automatically Reply to Emails Received at a Specific Address?

In Jestor, you can register a specific email address on a table and link an AI agent to automatically reply to messages received at that address, with a tone and style defined by whoever sets it up.

Why automate email replies

Teams that get a high volume of messages at a dedicated email, like support or customer service, spend time answering repetitive questions. An AI agent can handle that first reply, freeing up the team for more complex cases.

How the AI agent linked to email works

You register a dedicated email address on a Jestor table
You set up an AI agent with a name, tone of voice, and reply instructions
Every message sent to that address gets automatically answered by the agent
Conversations stay logged and organized in Jestor's email area

How to set up an AI agent for email in Jestor

Register the dedicated email address linked to a specific table
Create or edit an AI agent and define its reply style
Link that agent to the registered email
Test by sending a message to that address and check the automatic reply

WhatsApp automation with AI agents, same idea for email

The same concept used in Jestor's WhatsApp automation with AI agents applies to email: a trained agent replies automatically, with a human able to take over the conversation when needed.

Table Summary

Step	What to do
1	Register the dedicated email on a table
2	Set up the AI agent's tone and instructions
3	Link the agent to the registered email

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

Video: Ep 8: Chat, Conversations, and Comments in Jestor — video tutorial showing this feature in practice, right inside the Jestor interface.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the AI agent reply to every type of email received? It replies based on the configured instructions; cases outside that scope can be routed to a human.

Can the agent's reply tone be customized? Yes, the agent can be set up with a specific style, like a persona or a more formal tone.

Do email conversations stay logged in Jestor? Yes, they show up organized in the email area, inside jestor.com.

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