Three messages in. One reply out.
People type in bursts: "hey", then "I saw your post", then the actual question. Smart message batching waits a few seconds, reads them together, and sends one complete answer instead of three awkward ones. On Instagram, Messenger, Telegram and SMS.
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Kay sends three messages in a row.
ChatGenius doesn't jump on the "hey". It waits a few seconds to see if more is coming.
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And a fourth.
"Also do you come to me?" starts with "also", a sign there was more to say. Everything is read as one thought.
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One reply that answers all of it.
Price, the inspection and the mobile service, in one message, like a person who read the whole thing before answering.
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Compare that to this.
Without batching, a chatbot greets "hey", asks which post, answers half the question and leaves the last one hanging.
How it knows more is coming.
ChatGenius always waits a few seconds before an AI reply. These signs tell it the person is probably still typing.
A trailing ellipsis usually means the thought isn't finished.
Messages that begin with "also", "and", "oh", "wait", "actually", "btw" or "one more thing".
A one-word confirmation is often followed by the real message.
A capitalised sentence with no full stop, question mark or exclamation point.
When it doesn't wait.
A message that matches a flow keyword gets the automated reply straight away.
InstantIf someone is already in a flow, their answers go straight to it.
InstantIncluded on every plan.
Message batching is on every plan, including Free. You can change the wait in your AI settings. See pricing
Message batching questions
What happens when a customer sends multiple messages quickly?
How does message batching prevent duplicate responses?
Does message batching work on all platforms?
What happens during a traffic spike?
Is message batching included on all plans?
Can batching cause delayed responses?
Works well with
One conversation. One good reply.
Batching is on by default on every plan, including Free.