Fluent Support and Google Sheets workflows you can build
Each one uses only triggers and actions the two integrations ship today, plus FlowMattic's own tools. Where the library has a ready-made template, import it instead of building from scratch.
Ready-made template Log each new ticket and acknowledge the customer
Every ticket is written to a sheet with subject, customer and product, and the customer gets an email saying it arrived, which covers the basics for a small support team.
Ticket Created→Add New Row→Email (SMTP)
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Ready-made template Record every customer reply for workload reporting
Each reply from a customer adds a row with the ticket and time, so you can see which tickets bounce back and forth and which weeks bring the most replies.
Customer Replies to a Ticket→Add New Row
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Ready-made template Take a weekly snapshot of all open tickets
Every Monday the workflow fetches the tickets, loops over them and adds a row for each, so you have a dated backlog history that the helpdesk does not keep.
Schedule→Get All Tickets→Iterator→Add New Row
View the templateWrite the close date on the ticket's row
When an agent closes a ticket, its row is found by ticket ID and the close time and agent are filled in, which gives you resolution times without exports.
Agent Closes a Ticket→Lookup Row Data→Update Row
List tickets still open after your SLA window
After a ticket is created, a Delay waits for your response window, the ticket is fetched again, and a Filter adds it to an SLA misses sheet only if it is still open.
Ticket Created→Delay→Get Specific Ticket→Filter→Add New Row
Open tickets from rows added by phone staff
Reception or field staff note warranty claims and calls in a sheet. Each new row opens a Fluent Support ticket for that customer, so every request ends up in the same queue.
New Spreadsheet Row→Create a New Ticket Using Customer