Ecommerce Order Issue Resolver

Ecommerce teams manually read each order issue email, classify the problem, and copy-paste details into Gorgias — slow and error-prone. This assistant fetches new order issue emails from Gmail, classifies the issue type (damaged, delay, wrong item, return), extracts the order ID and customer sentiment, then drafts a structured Gorgias ticket with a suggested priority. You review and approve the ticket before it's sent to the support queue.

Category: E-commerce

How it works

  1. A new order issue email arrives in your Gmail inbox.
  2. The assistant classifies the issue type (e.g., Damaged, Shipping Delay) and extracts the order ID and customer sentiment.
  3. It drafts a structured Gorgias ticket with the extracted details and suggested priority (High/Medium/Low).
  4. You review and approve the draft ticket; it is created in Gorgias only after your approval.

Key benefits

Use cases

Works with Gmail, Gorgias

This assistant connects to Gmail, Gorgias once — no code required. It is not a plain field-copy integration: as data moves, the AI adds a real decision step (classify, extract, prioritize, draft), and a human approves before anything is sent to Gmail.

Frequently asked questions

How does the Ecommerce Order Issue Resolver work?

It monitors your Gmail for new order issue emails, classifies the issue type, extracts order ID and sentiment, then drafts a structured ticket in Gorgias for your review and approval.

Do I need to write any code to set this up?

No. You connect your Gmail and Gorgias accounts once, and the assistant is ready to use — no coding required.

Which apps does this assistant connect to?

It connects to Gmail (to fetch emails) and Gorgias (to create tickets). No other integrations are needed.

Does it send the ticket to the customer automatically?

No. The assistant drafts the ticket for you to review. A human must approve it before it is created in Gorgias. It never sends anything autonomously.

What issue types can it classify?

It can classify issues as Damaged, Shipping Delay, Wrong Item, or Return Request, and also detects customer sentiment (Frustrated, Neutral, Satisfied) to suggest a priority.