Yes, you can set up an auto-reply in Facebook Messenger to direct people to email you instead. To do this:
- Open the Facebook Messenger app and go to your Settings.
- Tap on "Auto-replies" and turn on the "Away" feature.
- Customize the auto-reply message to let people know they should email you instead of messaging on Facebook.
- You can also include your email address in the auto-reply so they have that information.
This will automatically send the custom message to anyone who messages you on Facebook while the "Away" feature is enabled. This can be a convenient way to redirect people to your preferred
Yes, you can set up an auto-reply in Facebook Messenger to direct people to email you instead. To do this:
- Open the Facebook Messenger app and go to your Settings.
- Tap on "Auto-replies" and turn on the "Away" feature.
- Customize the auto-reply message to let people know they should email you instead of messaging on Facebook.
- You can also include your email address in the auto-reply so they have that information.
This will automatically send the custom message to anyone who messages you on Facebook while the "Away" feature is enabled. This can be a convenient way to redirect people to your preferred communication channel, in this case email, without having to manually respond to each Facebook message.
Right, Facebook does not support auto-reply, but you can change the way you think.
So basically, you need a software to react to the incoming messages, then reply to certain messages you can always use a software to do that for you. For example, you can set it up to fetch this message”Hello” then custom your message to respond to it.
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Right, Facebook does not support auto-reply, but you can change the way you think.
So basically, you need a software to react to the incoming messages, then reply to certain messages you can always use a software to do that for you. For example, you can set it up to fetch this message”Hello” then custom your message to respond to it.
Sounds confusing, Check out JarveePro.
If you are looking for an Auto Responder for your Personal Facebook Messages, I have developed an open-source app just for that. Visit https://faceply.io to download it. Or check out the source code on https://github.com/romankisil/Faceply.io
Thank you for your question.
You can set up an auto-response in Facebook telling people to contact you by email.
Go to your settings and messaging.
You can use Response Assistant. Switch to “Yes”
Type your message with the email you want people to contact you using the tag for their first name. A preview will show.
You can also use the “Send Instant Replies,” which basically does the same thing.
I hope this helps.
Thank you for your question.
You can set up an auto-response in Facebook telling people to contact you by email.
Go to your settings and messaging.
You can use Response Assistant. Switch to “Yes”
Type your message with the email you want people to contact you using the tag for their first name. A preview will show.
You can also use the “Send Instant Replies,” which basically does the same thing.
I hope this helps.
Yes, of course, you can set up an auto-reply in Facebook messages to tell people to email you instead.
You could do this with the software
seotoolsclub social networking marketing tool
How to Set Up an Auto-Reply in Facebook Messages to Tell People to Email You Instead?
First things first, start with the general settings, add an Account Module to select the account(s) to run this task. (Note: If one of the below operations needs to login to your account, please add the Account Module first.)
In the second place, User Source, to select the message receiver or your contact, add a Text Module to enter
Yes, of course, you can set up an auto-reply in Facebook messages to tell people to email you instead.
You could do this with the software
seotoolsclub social networking marketing tool
How to Set Up an Auto-Reply in Facebook Messages to Tell People to Email You Instead?
First things first, start with the general settings, add an Account Module to select the account(s) to run this task. (Note: If one of the below operations needs to login to your account, please add the Account Module first.)
In the second place, User Source, to select the message receiver or your contact, add a Text Module to enter your keyword(s) to the table. One keyword per line. The format of the keyword can be a hashtag or pure word, you can enter: please email me instead: email: xxxxxxx, thank you for messaging.
And then, add a Search Posts module to select the search data source. And add a Text Module to enter the business account username. One username per line.
Next, add a Share Module to share the already commented post just now. Click OK to save all the settings and you can run the task.
In summary, you can use this Facebook automation tool to auto-tell people to email you instead.
Actually the service you are talking about is only for Verified Profiles and Pages for now. For Normal Profiles it is not available yet. You will have to reach Messenger to reply to the messages.
And even if you have a Verified profile and enabled auto reply, if they don't want to Email you, then its a fail.
Facebook does not support auto-reply. You're just going to have to inform your correspondents one at a time to send future correspondence via e-mail. (Copy and paste probably would work if you need it.) You can, however, have your FB messages forwarded to your regular e-mail. At one time you could also reply to the messages by replying to the e-mail but that feature seems to have been abolished (sometime between 2013 and 2015). So instead you used to be able to hit “reply” to a forwarded FB message, and substitute the person's regular e-mail for the “no-reply” FB address before you hit send.
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Facebook does not support auto-reply. You're just going to have to inform your correspondents one at a time to send future correspondence via e-mail. (Copy and paste probably would work if you need it.) You can, however, have your FB messages forwarded to your regular e-mail. At one time you could also reply to the messages by replying to the e-mail but that feature seems to have been abolished (sometime between 2013 and 2015). So instead you used to be able to hit “reply” to a forwarded FB message, and substitute the person's regular e-mail for the “no-reply” FB address before you hit send.
Edit: As of 2017 or so, Facebook Page admins now have the ability to set up auto-reply for messages sent to the Pages. (Of course, unless you actually use the Page message functionality to reply to the querents, you’ll get dinged as not usually replying quickly to inquiries, but I suppose for someone who really preferred e-mail, that wouldn’t matter so much.) Still can’t do it for personal pages/Messenger though.
Answer 21 Jul 2015
Edited to add second paragraph 18 Oct 2019.
FaceBook Pages now (2016) have an inbuilt option for auto-reply to the page's messages: Settings/ Messaging/ Instant Replies
I believe it can be set only in the desktop version of FB and the message is limited to 250 characters.
FaceBook Pages now (2016) have an inbuilt option for auto-reply to the page's messages: Settings/ Messaging/ Instant Replies
I believe it can be set only in the desktop version of FB and the message is limited to 250 characters.
There's no way to accomplish what you're trying to do. Facebook can't monetize messaging if you're pulling content out of their ecosystem.
Setting up email notifications when it comes to messenger is no different than a email notifications for people "liking" or "commenting on a photo. All your receiving is an alert that something happened. There is no info in that alert so there is nothing to reply to.
Currently, Facebook doesn't have an auto reply feature. However, since the platform has an open API, you might be able to write a script that handles this requirement
No. Not fom your profile. You can do it from your page.
Profile are meant for connecting with friends where you don't and should nt have the option to direct people again. Page is for fans.
In the about section or describe who you are you can write it there your email or in the cover photo you can write there to send anything at your email.
Sorry, there's no way to do that. If the notifications address accepted replies, does that solve this?
Sounds like a fine idea to me. It might feel a little too corporate for the general Facebook service, but for the now-being-piloted Facebook at Work, it seems obvious.
I don't know the current engineering/product crews well enough to have any insight on why this isn't available, though. See if Quora CEO Adam D'Angelo will take a shot at it. (He was Facebook's CTO and vp engineering, back in the early days.)
Not possible still and you can use some 3rd party tools for this.
Also note, if you make a page for yourself rather then the default profile page, you get to control details of this messenger replies.
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We created an iPhone app, Taking a Break, that solves precisely this problem.
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If you let people PM / DM you on facebook, you should be able to set up instant reply in the settings.
Follow these steps to turn on Instant Replies for your Page:
1. Click Settings at the top of your Page
2. Click Messaging in the left column
3. Under Response Assistant, click to select Yes next to Send Instant Replies to anyone who messages your Page
4. To change your instant reply message, click Change, update the message and click Save
5. To turn off Instant Replies:
6. Click Settings at the top of your Page
7. Click Messaging in the left column
8. Under Response Assistant, click to select No next to Send Instant Replies to anyone who messages your Page
Thanks,
RS
Follow these steps to turn on Instant Replies for your Page:
1. Click Settings at the top of your Page
2. Click Messaging in the left column
3. Under Response Assistant, click to select Yes next to Send Instant Replies to anyone who messages your Page
4. To change your instant reply message, click Change, update the message and click Save
5. To turn off Instant Replies:
6. Click Settings at the top of your Page
7. Click Messaging in the left column
8. Under Response Assistant, click to select No next to Send Instant Replies to anyone who messages your Page
Thanks,
RS
Only with messenger on Facebook Pages.
This can’t be done with personal profiles although I wish it was possible
For simple set auto reply in facebook massanger .
You can download facebook business suite now is (meta business suite).
Simply login your facebook account with meta business suite and go to Right side see 👇
Click on this 3 line >see here
More tools
And see here more options and you click on Setting and see here
Automations option
See here more auto reply option so you can set your auto reply 👇see below photo
Thank u 🤩
For simple set auto reply in facebook massanger .
You can download facebook business suite now is (meta business suite).
Simply login your facebook account with meta business suite and go to Right side see 👇
Click on this 3 line >see here
More tools
And see here more options and you click on Setting and see here
Automations option
See here more auto reply option so you can set your auto reply 👇see below photo
Thank u 🤩
Of course, you can.
The problem statement is too vague.I mean which type of chat-bot you are looking for, a retrieval based system or generative based models.
Let me break down into simple words for e.g. are you looking for simple answers replying bot about your business. Then go for a retrieval based system.
Use Microsoft Bot Framework (My personal choice), it is giving you the flexibility to use NLP (LUIS API) , Microsoft cognitive API and deployment on Azure cloud under one umbrella.
If you are still feeling confused, take a look at my assistive chat- bot (developed for United By HCL hackathon,
Of course, you can.
The problem statement is too vague.I mean which type of chat-bot you are looking for, a retrieval based system or generative based models.
Let me break down into simple words for e.g. are you looking for simple answers replying bot about your business. Then go for a retrieval based system.
Use Microsoft Bot Framework (My personal choice), it is giving you the flexibility to use NLP (LUIS API) , Microsoft cognitive API and deployment on Azure cloud under one umbrella.
If you are still feeling confused, take a look at my assistive chat- bot (developed for United By HCL hackathon,London).
Bot is deployed on the Facebook page not specific to account , account manages pages.
I think you are thinking of Her (film) - Wikipedia :P, replacing yourself with her :D
"A chat-bot for DHL services", for United By HCL hackathon,17
You can open your Facebook account and submit a particular question that you have an interest in knowing in the context of a question and you will get several reliable responses to your inquiry.
Other than this, unless you were to pose a question directly to Facebook regarding a particular question, a authorized person might respond or you may get a computer-generated response.
Other than this, contacting Facebook directly, outside of your Facebook account I know all know other way that you might supersede your particular Facebook account to use it to make contact with others.
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You can open your Facebook account and submit a particular question that you have an interest in knowing in the context of a question and you will get several reliable responses to your inquiry.
Other than this, unless you were to pose a question directly to Facebook regarding a particular question, a authorized person might respond or you may get a computer-generated response.
Other than this, contacting Facebook directly, outside of your Facebook account I know all know other way that you might supersede your particular Facebook account to use it to make contact with others.
This is my best analogy of your particular inquiry and thank you for giving me the opportunity to respond to your particular question, have a good day and remember to always be good to yourself and others, and to treat others as you would want to be treated by them yourself!
Unfortunately… NO!
Facebook doesn’t have that feature yet… But they always keep making changes, hope they introduce this feature too.
They feel awkward about it. They cannot decide what is the best way to answer it. And they wonder if they do answer it, will the mere act of answering it imply something that they did not intend such as making it appear that they are more intimate with you then how they actually feel just by the fact that they answered regardless of what their answer was.
just on pages as far as I know - it’s more a business function, although it would be handy on personal Facebook as the latter just gets out of control!
Actually, Instagram doesn’t have the feature to auto-reply to the DMs.
But, there is a feature that can help you out with in managing DMs from your customers.
METHOD 1 - (Free)
The feature is called Saved Reply feature. And it is the official Instagram feature for alternative to the auto-reply feature on Instagram.
With this feature, one can reply to the commonly asked question very quickly.
METHOD 2 - (Paid)
If you are running a business and in dire need to add an auto-reply system. You can go with the paid tool called SLIDE.
You can setup auto-replies to specific keywords using Slide.
If someone doesn’t respond I just assume they’re not interested in talking to me and I usually stop engaging with those people. It’s not a big deal. There are plenty of people I am not interested in having extended conversations with either.
If it’s someone I talk to regularly, I just assume they’ve gotten busy with work/kids/life and don’t take it personally.
It depends on them.
Personally, I answer. I do always answer as it never happens for someone to write me without a reason. And if someone wrote me and had no reason, I would still say "hi".
Unfortunately, Facebook Messenger auto replies can only be set up for Facebook Pages and not for personal accounts.If you want to use Messenger auto replies for your personal brand or blog, you could create a Facebook page for yourself and use it as a platform to engage with your followers and fans. But keep in mind that Facebook's rules say that personal accounts can't be used for business or advertising. So, if you plan to use a Facebook Page for personal branding or blogging, be sure to follow Facebook's guidelines to avoid any potential issues.
With the help of the auto-reply function you can send an automatic answer to every email you receive. Here’s how it works:
- Log in to your Webmail account
- In the top right hand corner, click on the three lines (☰)to go to Settings
- Go to Incoming Email
- In the tab Auto-Reply set the status to On
- Enter an Auto-reply message—make sure that your text has no special characters in it
- If your auto-reply only needs to be sent out during a certain time frame, then check the box for ‘Enable only during the following time frame’ and then enter a start and end date
- Click Save
Please note that the auto-reply takes a
With the help of the auto-reply function you can send an automatic answer to every email you receive. Here’s how it works:
- Log in to your Webmail account
- In the top right hand corner, click on the three lines (☰)to go to Settings
- Go to Incoming Email
- In the tab Auto-Reply set the status to On
- Enter an Auto-reply message—make sure that your text has no special characters in it
- If your auto-reply only needs to be sent out during a certain time frame, then check the box for ‘Enable only during the following time frame’ and then enter a start and end date
- Click Save
Please note that the auto-reply takes around 20 minutes to be activated.
It is possible via Who can send you Facebook messages? setting.
Link: https://www.facebook.com/help/?faq=203546883020751#How-do-I-control-who-can-message-me-on-Facebook?
You can't, but what you can do is have an email collection form on your Facebook page and then set up an auto responder to those that join your email list. It's best to have an offer of some sort in exchange for the email address. You can do this using a third party platform for building marketing campaigns. Check out http://www.shortstack.com
iphone has an auto-reply mode under Settings → Do Not Disturb, enabled automatically when you drive or manually.
Yes, you can set up an automatic responder for all messages you receive in your Facebook inbox and encouage the people to email you. But you will have to set an auto reply with all the necessary info(email address, etc)
I send email from different email addresses, and I have the different email addresses all set to auto forward to my preferred email address, so I get the replies automatically.
How you do it depends on what email client you are using. For example, if the email you want to forward is a Gmail email address, you would find the SETTINGS in your gmail account. There is an option there to FORWARD or AUTOFORWARD. Enter the email address that you want all your Gmail to be forwarded to. You will still have a copy of the email at your Gmail account, and you will also have a copy at the address that it is
I send email from different email addresses, and I have the different email addresses all set to auto forward to my preferred email address, so I get the replies automatically.
How you do it depends on what email client you are using. For example, if the email you want to forward is a Gmail email address, you would find the SETTINGS in your gmail account. There is an option there to FORWARD or AUTOFORWARD. Enter the email address that you want all your Gmail to be forwarded to. You will still have a copy of the email at your Gmail account, and you will also have a copy at the address that it is forwarded to. Do the same thing with each email that you want forwarded, in each applicable email account. The specific place to look for the option to have your email forwarded differs a bit from one type of email to another, just look for SETTINGS.
This kind of spam will completly ban in facebook application after 1 August. Facebook has stop giving aproval of auto share post permission in Apps.
If you have an old apps in facebook with extanded permssion which is auto share publish post then you can post it till 1 August otherwise you can create messenger bot to reply in your inbox only which you can use for your profile and pages.
Not very easily at all.
Sending an email to someone is easy. The hard bit is working out that you haven’t logged in for a few days. That data is generally not exposed via APIs, and the traditional method of getting data which isn’t exposed via API is to impersonate you - which would count as a login and defeat the point.
Some providers like Google do provide login details via API. That’s probably your best option.
Not unless you are an advertiser.
Are you buying advertising services from them?
Then you have a phone number and an email for your account rep for that.
Otherwise,you are not a customer, and the online services are there for users.
on a personal account you can’t last i checked. but if you are running a facebook page for a business you have more options but still limited. there are 3rd party options to do this but i personally don’t recommend it because it can jeopardize the security of your account or facebook may ban or limit your account.
In terms of automation, according to Instagram’s guideline, it’s definitely a big NO!
However, I’ll recommend you to use their quick reply feature where you can customize your replies into a hot key!
This would be a feature specific either to the operating system or the native application that you are using on your mobile device. I’m using Android Messages and it does not appear to be a feature of that native application.