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    Andrii Fedyk
    Andrii FedykActive User

    Add reply_options to "quick_reply" admin repliesSubmitted

    Hello,With the introduction of the FIN support for webhooks (https://community.intercom.com/ideas/add-fin-replies-to-conversation-webhooks-7784), businesses can use workflows to speed up the work.When FIN/Workflow replies with a comment which includes quick reply buttons, the two “conversation.admin.replied” webhooks are sent. One with the conversation part with type `conversation_part` and the second with part_type: `quick_reply`. Here is how the message with quick reply buttons looks in Intercom:The FIN message with two quick reply buttons sent by reusable workflow  Unfortunately, The webhook with part_type: `quick_reply` does not include information about the buttons:Webhook payload for part_type: `quick_reply`  As many 3rd-party chat platforms have support for quick reply buttons (including Telegram), it’d be nice to include the information about buttons to the quick_reply webhooks.In the Intercom documentation, there is a parameter `reply_options`. Perhaps, there is an issue in the code that prevents having `reply_options` in the webhook:REST API docs https://developers.intercom.com/docs/references/rest-api/api.intercom.io/models/admin_reply_ticket_request Also, to have a complete set of tools to incorporate quick reply, it is essential to have an endpoint that allows “click” on a quick action. For example, an additional parameter in the reply endpoint:curl example 

    Ania KaterinaNew Participant

    Add Text-to-Speech (TTS) to FAQ, or Allow Integration with Our AI Assistant (Fundee)Submitted

    At FundedNext, we rely heavily on Intercom to power our Help Center and FAQs. Many of our articles are long and detailed, which is necessary for compliance and clarity. However, modern clients often don’t enjoy reading through large blocks of text, and as a result, some skip important information. This not only reduces the effectiveness of our knowledge base but also increases repeat queries to our support team.Why We Need TTS in IntercomWe strongly believe a Text-to-Speech (TTS) button on Intercom Articles would significantly improve the client experience. With one click, clients could listen to an FAQ or policy being read aloud in a clear, natural voice — instead of having to read it.Benefits: Accessibility – Makes our Help Center more inclusive for users with visual impairments or reading difficulties. Convenience – Traders can listen while multitasking (commuting, trading, or during daily tasks). Engagement – Clients are more likely to consume full content when listening instead of skimming. Support Efficiency – Fewer repetitive queries, since clients will fully understand rules and processes. Competitive Edge – Platforms like Babypips already offer this; Intercom adding it would show innovation and user-first design. Why This Matters to FundedNext Improves customer satisfaction (CSAT/NPS) by making FAQs easier to digest. Reduces support workload by ensuring clients get the full picture without missing details. Strengthens our brand image, since clients will see FundedNext (and Intercom) as forward-thinking and accessible. Alternative Option: Integration with FundeeAt FundedNext, we already have Fundee, our in-house AI voice assistant. If a native TTS feature is not possible in the short term, we’d love for Intercom to allow integration of external assistants like Fundee directly into the Help Center. That way, users could either: Click a TTS button to listen to FAQs, or Interact with Fundee for voice-based answers and follow-up questions.   Fundee  Call to ActionWe request Intercom to: Add a native Text-to-Speech button for Articles/FAQs, OR Provide integration options for AI assistants like Fundee to connect with the Help Center. This would greatly improve accessibility, client satisfaction, and overall efficiency for FundedNext — and for many other Intercom clients with similar needs.