Overview

Set it once. Your Delphi handles the follow‑through.

What it is

Actions enable you to have your Delphi automatically do something for you when a user hits a condition you set. When that trigger fires, your Delphi checks the latest context and responds as you would: sending a personalized note, tagging the user, updating their properties, or syncing data to another tool. You decide the rule; Delphi handles the rest.


Why this matters

  • Keep momentum automatically — nudges, reminders, and next steps without manual effort.

  • Personalize at scale — context‑aware follow‑ups that reference each user’s conversation.

  • Stay organized — tags/properties update themselves; CRMs stay in sync.

  • Improve outcomes — higher attendance, better retention, smoother onboarding.


Below are examples of how to use Actions:

  • User-requested reminders – When someone says “remind me tomorrow,” your Delphi pings them at the exact time they asked with a message personalized to what they asked to be reminded about.

  • Post-conversation plans – The moment a chat wraps up, your Delphi shares next steps over email and lists out the action items the person agreed to in their conversation.

  • Inactivity nudges – After a week of silence, your Delphi checks in with a friendly “Need any help?” to keep users engaged.

  • Thank-you & feedback loops – Right after signup or purchase, your Delphi delivers a warm thank-you, then asks for feedback on the product the next day to help you keep improving upon it.

  • Smart tagging & data forwarding – Each time a user mentions a new goal, your Delphi adds the right tag and forwards details to your CRM.

  • Weekly progress checks & conversation recaps – Every seven days—or every 50 messages—your Delphi sends a concise progress update or chat summary so everyone stays on track.


Quick Start Guide

1

Create a New Flow

Start from scratch, use a template, or type natural-language instructions into the prompt bar—your Delphi will understand.

2

Set Your Trigger

Choose what activates an action—whether it’s a message, an event, or a milestone. Your Delphi doesn’t just react—it responds with context.

Trigger
Condition
Use Case

Alert Triggered

User mentions a topic

Auto-respond, escalate, tailored follow-ups

Conversation Ended

Every time a conversation ends (note: chat based conversations are considered ended after 30m of inactivity)

Personalized follow-ups, trend tracking

Usage

User hits chat/call/video limit

Engagement prompts, proactive outreach

Inactivity

User inactive for set time

Smart re-engagement, contextual check-ins

Phone Captured

User enters phone number

Verify contacts, personalized SMS outreach

Product Recommended

Delphi recommends a product

Smart follow-ups, discounts

Membership

User subscribes

Personalized welcome, onboarding

Payment Made

User completes a payment

Premium access, tailored next steps

Specific Date/Time

Scheduled date/time reached

Contextual reminders, event-based engagement

Recurring Schedule

Set interval reached

Automated updates, sustained conversations

3

Pick Your Actions

Decide how your Delphi responds—not with generic automations, but with actions that mirror how you would naturally engage. You can add up to 3 actions per trigger.

Action
Functionality
Use Case

Send message

Sends you or your user a notification

Stay informed yourself, engage your users

Update Tag

Assigns/removes a tag from a user

Track behaviors, segment users

Update Property

Assigns/removes a property from a user

Categorize users, accumulate metadata

Custom API

Sends a POST request with user details to an API

Sync data with external systems, update CRMs, integrate analytics

4

Save & Publish

Click Save to store your flow, then Publish to activate it.

5

Monitor Your Flow

Your action is live! Adjust it anytime to refine interactions. Disable it instantly from Your Actions—green means active, red means paused. Check for activations in the activity log at the bottom of the triggers sidebar or actions sidebar: this shows you every time the trigger or action has been set off.

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