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Why Do Customers Receive Copies of Their Own Reply in BoldDesk?

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In BoldDesk, customers can receive email notifications for their own updates. It is an intentional feature designed to enhance transparency, improve communication, and provide a seamless support experience, especially ensuring people in the cc receive email notifications for the requester’s update. This practice ensures that customers (Requester/cc’s) have a complete record of their interactions with the support team, reducing confusion and improving trust.

Why Does This Happen?

When a customer replies to a ticket, BoldDesk sends notifications based on the configured Email Notification Events under:

AdminEmail NotificationContacts

There is an option called:

“Ticket Replied by Contact”

  • When this setting is enabled, the system sends an email notification to the contact who posted the reply, which means the customer receives a copy of their own response as an email.

How to Stop Customers from Receiving Their Own Replies

If you do not want customers to receive notifications for their own updates:

  1. Navigate to Settings
    • Go to Admin → Email Notification → Contacts.
  2. Locate the Option
    • Find “Ticket Replied by Contact”.
  3. Disable the Setting
    • Turn off this option to prevent customers from receiving their own replies.

Ticket_replies_by_contact.png

Disabling this setting will also affect other contacts:

  • Requesters will not be notified about their own changes to the ticket.
  • CC recipients will not receive updates when someone posts a reply. Consider this impact before making changes.

FAQs

Q1: Can I disable this only for certain customers?
A: No, this setting applies globally to all contacts. For selective control, consider using custom automation rules.

Q2: Will disabling this affect agent notifications?
A: No, this setting only impacts contact notifications, not agent notifications.

Q3: Can I customize notifications instead of disabling them?
A: Yes, you can use custom triggers and automation to tailor notifications for specific scenarios.

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