ChatGPT + Zapier: Automate Email Replies with AI
Vanderbilt University · View on Coursera ↗
Taught by Dr. Jules White
BusinessData Science
About the course
Tired of spending hours manually replying to emails? In ChatGPT + Zapier: Automate Email Replies with AI, you’ll learn how to transform your inbox management process by setting up automated AI-driven email replies. This course will show you how to connect labeled emails and folders to workflows that draft responses while you triage your inbox. By the time you’ve finished organizing, ChatGPT will have prepared reply drafts for you to review and send. You’ll master setting up ChatGPT with customi
The dissent
The most-upvoted critical review (no upvotes, 1.0★).
“I am a great and experienced customer support agent, and for the future carriere I am learning here.... Yes, Im a tech dummy for sure... because I have no idea how to repeat the steps that Jules have performed. He does not explain the very basics - how to set everything up. I spent already two days trying to connect zapier to chatgpt (needed to learn how to create the mailbox at https://parser.zapier.com/, then searched where to get my chatgpt API key and other) and still nothing worked after that. I am looking for youtube videos about zapier now, but they are also not helpful and for some reason all guys have the zapier interface looking kind of differently... So far, the course is not helpful for me. The good things are how Jules talks and the fact that he is a human)). Thanks. Vero.”
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