Two-Way Email Thread Syncing

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    Jack Christensen

    Hi Team,

    Definitely one we have heard a couple of times but a difficult one from a technical perspective.

    For both Email and SMS, would you find it sufficient if, when a Learner responds, it could then generate a Learner Help Request?

    This way it could open a dialogue with the Learner but keep it consistent and potentially out of the Contact Notes.

    Thanks,
    Jack

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  • Elizabeth Hucks

    Absolutely - I think two-way email logging has been a long-desired feature for the aXcelerate community.

    We'd like to see this two-way logging happen with SMS as well - even if it meant partnering with a specific SMS provider to build the integration in.

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  • Anthony Lang

    I have attended a number of audits and every time is the same thing. The auditor questions the "break in chain communicatoin" 

     

    Other systems have the functionality It would be great to see how aX could bring this to life.

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  • Elizabeth Hucks

    In response to Jack's proposal -

    On the one hand, having the communication itself grouped together like in a Help Request would be very handy and more auditable - as opposed to scattered throughout the Contact Notes. 

    On the other hand, forcing a student to use the Help Request system when they have initiated contact via SMS or Email would be unacceptable. Many of our learners have lower digital literacy, and we would need to stick with their preferred communication method for accessibility and consistency.

    If the Help Request system could simply be a handler on our end - any replies routed back through email or SMS to the student without them needing to actually open/use the Help Request itself - then this might be a more feasible approach?

    Interested to hear others' thoughts as well. 

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