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  • June 25, 2025
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Yuval

How can I change the assigned agent and the agent who receives notifications across different automations at once, instead of going manually into each automation and changing it? In our team, we have a different agent in charge of monitoring WhatsApp messages each day, and I currently have to update all the automations manually. Is there a way to change it for all automations at once?

Best answer by Fabio Gaulke

 Hi, ​@Yuval!

 

There's no way to edit multiple automations at once… but you can create an automation to just do that part async. 😉

For that you need to create an extra automation that just does that part and can be edited in one single place.

  • First, create a new automation from scratch and simply add an Action step with Assign Conversation. Leave the trigger blank, rename it to something like "[FUNCTION] Set Agent to Conversation”, save and activate it:

     

  • Now, in your other flows, just change the single action with a "Start Automation” step and choose your Function Automation.

 

And that will already solve your problem. You need only to change the agent at your Function Automation. 😁

 

 

Now, for the cherry on top, if your assigned agents are always in charge on the same weekday, an extra tip I give you is to using time conditions with your function automation:

Condition: General Filters/ Current time

Just duplicate the condition for every day of the week and assign the designated agents to that day. 😉

 

 

Hope this helps!

🙌

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Fabio Gaulke
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  • June 25, 2025

 Hi, ​@Yuval!

 

There's no way to edit multiple automations at once… but you can create an automation to just do that part async. 😉

For that you need to create an extra automation that just does that part and can be edited in one single place.

  • First, create a new automation from scratch and simply add an Action step with Assign Conversation. Leave the trigger blank, rename it to something like "[FUNCTION] Set Agent to Conversation”, save and activate it:

     

  • Now, in your other flows, just change the single action with a "Start Automation” step and choose your Function Automation.

 

And that will already solve your problem. You need only to change the agent at your Function Automation. 😁

 

 

Now, for the cherry on top, if your assigned agents are always in charge on the same weekday, an extra tip I give you is to using time conditions with your function automation:

Condition: General Filters/ Current time

Just duplicate the condition for every day of the week and assign the designated agents to that day. 😉

 

 

Hope this helps!

🙌


cata_rendon
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  • June 25, 2025

Hi @Yuval,

We’re facing a similar challenge—assigning agents dynamically based on when leads come in or depending on which team member is on duty at a given time.
If that’s your case too, here’s what I did:

I created a Custom User Field (CUF) called “Agent.” When a new lead arrives, an agent is assigned randomly using the Randomizer, with equal probabilities for each. The agent names are pulled from a Google Sheet that we update daily to reflect who’s currently on duty.

Once the “Agent” CUF is filled with the assigned name, I send that info back to Google Sheets for tracking and reporting purposes.

Hope this helps! If you’d like to dive deeper into the setup, feel free to reach out.

Best,
Catalina Rendon

 


Yuval
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  • July 13, 2025

Thank you ​@Fabio Gaulke and ​@cata_rendon Your answers were very helpful Thank you for detailed explanation its solves my problem, appreciate it a lot!