On First Daily Message
Learn how to use the On First Daily Message trigger for controlled daily customer engagement.
On First Daily Message is a bot trigger that activates when a customer messages you for the first time on a given day. It runs only once per customer per day. If the same customer sends more messages later, the trigger will not repeat until the next day. This helps you start a daily automation flow without sending repeated welcome messages.
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Where to use this trigger
Use this trigger when you want to automate daily customer engagement in a controlled and non-repetitive way. It is ideal for:
Send daily greetings or updates when customers initiate contact
Guide customers to the right product, service, or support team
Create personalized daily journeys based on customer intent or attributes
Make sure automation runs only once per day per customer
This trigger is best suited for businesses that want consistent engagement without overwhelming customers with repeated messages.
How to use it in Bot Studio
Open Bot Studio in your DoubleTick dashboard
Click Create New Journey
Select the On First Daily Message trigger
Design the automation flow, such as sending a greeting message, sharing a daily update or offer, assigning the chat, or using conditions based on tags or attributes
Save and publish the journey
Once active, the bot triggers automatically when a customer sends their first message of the day. For example, a fashion brand can increase daily engagement and product discovery. The bot replies with a daily featured collection and quick options to explore products or connect with a stylist. This helps the brand re-engage customers, promote new arrivals, and improve conversions without additional broadcast campaigns.
Key takeaways
On First Daily Message triggers once every 24 hours per customer
It enables daily engagement without repeated automation or template spend
It supports multi-step conversational journeys
It allows conditional logic based on customer activity, tags, or attributes
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