If there’s no response, offer a discount or incentive to log back in.
@catjack This is a great area to explore, if you don't already have your site's analytics connected to Intercom, I'd recommend starting there to make sure you understand what's happening on the site with Intercom events and custom data attributes so you'll have a lot more to use in your workflows.
The more you know about the customers activity or inactivity will help with design ways to help with reengagement.
You can segment users based on more than just the basic activity of Intercom this way too.
Also abandoned carts and wishlist items etc, might be something you can prompt during holidays or sales etc.
To re-engage inactive customers with Intercom workflows, identify inactivity triggers (e.g., no login for 30 days) and segment users based on behavior. Send personalized messages offering value, such as tips, updates, or discounts, and automate follow-ups if there’s no response. Use both email and in-app messages for better reach. Track metrics like reactivation rates and A/B test messages to refine your approach for better results.