Complaint replies: quality manager approval
The AI recognises real customer complaints, extracts product, issue, severity and requested compensation, drafts a careful reply (apology without admission of liability, no promised compensation). The quality manager approves with those key elements in view; approved replies become drafts, refused ones raise a Slack alert and a flag.
- By
- Loop & Roll team · Official
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- Steps
- 10
- Version
- 1 · 18 October 2026
- Requires
- Loop & Roll 1.0.0 or later
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How it works
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1
Customer email received
trigger.email -
2
Is it a complaint?
ai.categorize -
3
Extract the key elements
ai.extract -
4
Draft the reply
ai.compose -
5
Quality manager approval
flow.approval -
6
Save the reply as a draft
mail.send -
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Record in the complaint register
table.insert -
8
Flag the email
mail.flag -
9
Alert the quality team
notify.send -
10
Not a complaint
flow.stop
What you will fill in after import
Nothing personal travels with a template: connections, mailboxes, tables and recipients are left blank for you to pick in your instance.
- Mailboxes to choose
- Save the reply as a draft · mailbox
- Tables to choose
- Record in the complaint register · table
- Connections to choose
- OpenAI · connection (llm_provider)
- Secrets to fill in
- Alert the quality team · webhookUrl
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