Supportbee.

Tool to add a label to a ticket. Use when you need to categorize or tag a ticket with a specific label. The label must already exist in your SupportBee account before adding it to a ticket.

Tool to archive a SupportBee ticket by its ID. Use when you want to move resolved tickets to the archive.

Assigns a ticket to a team in SupportBee. Use when you need to route a support ticket to a specific team for handling. Note: If the ticket is already assigned to a team and a user, reassigning to another team will remove the user assignee.

Creates a new consequence for rules automation in SupportBee. Use when setting up automated actions that should be triggered by rules (e.g., auto-assign tickets, archive, or mark as spam).

Creates a filter in SupportBee by linking a rule with a consequence. Use this after creating both a rule (defining match conditions) and a consequence (defining actions to perform).

Create a new forwarding email address for the company in SupportBee. Use this to add new support email addresses that will forward incoming emails to your SupportBee account as tickets.

Creates a new automation rule in SupportBee to automatically process tickets based on conditions. Rules allow you to automate ticket workflows by: - Matching tickets based on field conditions (subject, sender, body, etc.) - Automatically applying actions like labeling, archiving, assigning, or setting priority Use this after fetching available labels/teams to get valid IDs for actions. The rule will be evaluated for all new and existing tickets matching the conditions. Returns the created rule's unique ID.

Create a reusable snippet (canned response) in SupportBee. Snippets are pre-written text templates that agents can quickly insert into ticket replies. Use this to create standard responses for common customer inquiries like refunds, FAQs, or welcome messages.

Creates a new support ticket in SupportBee with a subject, content, and requester details. Use this action to: - Create tickets from customer inquiries or issues - Assign tickets to specific agents or teams during creation - Add tags and labels for better ticket organization - Include CC recipients to keep stakeholders informed The ticket will be created in an unanswered state and will appear in the inbox unless marked as spam.

Invites a new user to your SupportBee account. The user will receive an email invitation and can be assigned as an agent (handles tickets), admin (full access), or collaborator (view/comment only). Use this when you need to add team members to your helpdesk programmatically.

Creates an internal comment on a ticket in SupportBee. Comments are private notes visible only to agents, not to customers. Use this to add internal notes, observations, or collaborate with team members on a ticket.

Create a reply to a support ticket in SupportBee. Replies are sent to customers via email and are visible to them. Use this when you need to respond to a customer's ticket with information, updates, or solutions. Provide the ticket ID and HTML-formatted content for your reply.

Permanently delete a snippet by its ID from SupportBee. Use this action when you need to remove an unwanted or outdated snippet (canned response template). This action is destructive and cannot be undone. To find snippet IDs, use the 'Fetch Snippets' action first.

Permanently delete a trashed ticket from SupportBee. The ticket must first be moved to trash using the Trash Ticket action before it can be permanently deleted. Only admins can delete trashed tickets. This action is irreversible.

Retrieve all forwarding email addresses configured for the company. Use this tool to list the support email addresses that forward emails to SupportBee.

Fetches saved response snippets (canned responses/templates) from SupportBee. Snippets are reusable text templates that can be inserted into ticket replies. Use this to list available snippets for quick responses.

Tool to retrieve all custom labels. Use when you need to list labels for ticket categorization.

Retrieves all teams in the SupportBee account. Use this to list available teams before assigning tickets to teams or filtering tickets by team. Returns team IDs, names, descriptions, and timestamps.

Tool to retrieve average first response time data points over time. Use when analyzing first-response performance metrics for support tickets. Returns time-series data with response times in seconds and Unix timestamps. Reports require admin API token access. Data is limited to a maximum 30-day window per request.

Retrieves replies count report data for the company. Returns time-series data points showing the number of replies over time. The report provides aggregate metrics for the entire company account and includes type information (company/user/team), the entity ID, and the metric name. Requires admin-level API access. Use this to analyze reply volume trends and patterns.

Tool to retrieve a specific SupportBee ticket by its ID. Returns complete ticket details including subject, content, requester, assignee, labels, and reply/comment counts. Use when you need to fetch full details of a single ticket.

Tool to get ticket count data points over time. Use when analyzing ticket volume trends within a specific date range. Supports optional filtering by agent, team, or label.

Retrieves all users and customer groups in your SupportBee company. Use this when you need to list team members, filter by user type (agents/admins vs customer groups), or include invited users who haven't confirmed their accounts yet.

Retrieves all internal comments (private agent notes) for a specific ticket. Comments are visible only to agents within the helpdesk, not to customers. Use this to review internal discussion history on a ticket.

Lists all replies on a specific support ticket in SupportBee. Returns reply content, replier details, timestamps, and attachments. Use this to view the conversation history on a ticket. Returns an empty list if the ticket has no replies yet.

Tool to list tickets from SupportBee. Returns a paginated list of tickets with optional filters for spam, trash, archived, assigned user/group, labels, and more. Use when you need to retrieve and browse tickets in the helpdesk.

Marks a SupportBee ticket as answered by adding the 'answered' status. Use this after sending a response to a customer to indicate the ticket has been addressed. This action is idempotent - calling it on an already answered ticket has no adverse effect.

Tool to mark a SupportBee ticket as spam. Use when you need to flag unwanted or malicious ticket submissions after obtaining the ticket ID.

Marks a SupportBee ticket as unanswered by removing its 'answered' status. Use this to revert a ticket's status after it was previously marked as answered, typically when additional follow-up is needed from the support team. This action is idempotent - calling it on an already unanswered ticket has no adverse effect.

Tool to remove a label from a ticket. Use when you need to unlabel or uncategorize a ticket by removing an existing label.

Tool to search SupportBee tickets. Use when you need to find tickets by query with pagination.

Retrieves details of a SupportBee user (agent/admin) or customer group by their ID. Use this action when you need to fetch profile information like name, email, role, or timestamps for a specific user whose ID you already have (e.g., from a ticket response).

Tool to fetch a specific reply for a SupportBee ticket. Use when you need details of a single reply by ticket and reply IDs.

Tool to trash a SupportBee ticket by its ID. Use when you need to remove a ticket into the trash folder.

Tool to unarchive a SupportBee ticket by its ID. Use when you need to restore an archived ticket back to active status.

Tool to un-assign a ticket from its assigned team. Use when you need to remove the current team ownership before reassigning or closing the ticket.

Tool to un-assign a ticket from its assigned user/agent. Use when you need to remove the current user ownership before reassigning to a different user or closing the ticket.

Tool to unmark a SupportBee ticket as spam. Use when a ticket was incorrectly flagged as spam.

Restores a trashed SupportBee ticket back to active status. Use when you need to recover a ticket that was previously moved to trash.

Update an existing snippet (canned response) in SupportBee. Use this to modify the name, content, or tags of a snippet. To find snippet IDs, use the 'Fetch Snippets' action first.

Update an existing SupportBee user's profile information including name, email, role, avatar, or signature. This action modifies user account details via the SupportBee API. You can update one or multiple fields in a single request. Commonly used to change user roles (agent/admin), update contact information, or customize user profiles. Requirements: - Valid user ID (obtain from SUPPORTBEE_CREATE_USER_OR_CUSTOMER_GROUP or other user-related actions) - At least one field to update (name, email, role, avatar_url, or signature) Common use cases: - Promote an agent to admin by updating the role field - Update user email addresses when they change - Customize user signatures for support ticket replies