Use casesFollow-ups

The Instagram DMs actually asking to buy something

Mitra reads your Instagram inbox twice a day and separates the real questions from the rest. Anything asking about price, sizing, shipping or availability is pulled out and sent to you with the message and the sender. Compliments and emoji stay where they are.

Runs: Twice a day
Used by: Creators · Online stores

The prompt

Twice a day, read my Instagram DMs and send me the ones asking about price, sizing, shipping or availability.

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What the agent actually does.

Read the inbox
The agent reads the conversations that changed since the last run, so an old thread is not raised twice.
Find the real questions
A question about price or availability is a customer, and a heart emoji is not, so only one of them is raised.
Keep the message
Each one arrives with what the person actually wrote and their handle, so you can answer without opening the app first.
Stay quiet otherwise
A run with no real questions in it sends nothing, which is what keeps the ones it does send worth reading.

Make it yours.

For the person whose Instagram inbox is the shop counter, and who reads it whenever they remember. Change any of this by saying so — there is nothing to rewire.

Include comments on posts, not only direct messages.
Draft an answer for the questions you get every week.
Raise anything from an account over a follower count first.

Questions, answered.

How do I stop missing sales questions in my Instagram DMs?

Mitra reads the inbox for you twice a day and sends on only the messages asking about price, sizing, shipping or availability. The rest is left alone. Each one arrives with the sender and what they wrote, so you can answer from your phone.

Does Mitra reply to my followers?

Not unless you ask. By default Mitra reads the messages and passes the real questions to you, and the follower hears nothing from the agent. If you want draft answers for the questions you get every week, say so and Mitra writes them for your approval.