Trigger an automation rule on any of several words

Mampu AI automation rules can now watch for several words at once. In Settings → Automation, the Message Contains condition takes a list of words or phrases, each shown as a chip, and matches when the message contains any of them. One rule covers "appointment confirmed", "booking done" and "see you on" instead of three rules.

How do I make an automation rule match any of several words in Mampu AI?

1. Open Settings → Automation and click Create Automation, or edit a rule.
2. Under Event, choose Message Created. Add Message Sender when the rule should fire only on your team's replies.
3. Add Message Contains, type a word or phrase and press Enter. Repeat for each one.
4. Add your actions and click Create.

What happens when a message contains more than one of the words?

• The rule's actions run once per message, however many of the words it contains.
• Contains any of is the default. Contains none of fires only when none of the words appears.
• Is any of and Is none of compare the whole message with each entry instead.
• Matching ignores letter case, and a word matches inside a longer message too.
• Rules you created earlier keep working; opening one shows its words as chips.