Players

Manage your audience with built-in CRM tools.

In Yola, "players" refers to your audience, with a specific player being an audience member that interacts with your AI and live agents. The Players module is Yola's native CRM for registering and managing these individuals.


Add a Player

  1. Go to the Players dashboard.

  2. Select Add Player.

  3. Set the player's details in the opened menu:

    • Name — their name.

    • Email — their email address where ticket replies get sent.

    • Phone number — their number used in messaging apps.

  4. Press Save to confirm.


Manage a Player

  1. Go to the Players dashboard.

  2. Select the row of a player.

The opened Player panel contains many fields for editing and/or copying, subdivided by category:

General

  • Name & avatar — editable by selectingEdit.

  • Banning — manage a player's banned status fromBan.


Details

Contains key info and identifiers for the individual:

  • Location — an arbitrary location, e.g. a city.

  • Country — the static value of their country. It's auto-populated by a webchat or remains empty.

  • IP Address — static value of the player's internet protocol address.

  • Email — the email address where ticket replies get sent.

  • Phone number — the number used in messaging apps.

  • Personal ID — the static ID assigned by Yola.

  • Channel ID — the static ID assigned by the messaging app the player is using to chat.

  • Unique ID — an editable, tertiary ID field.


Custom Fields

A list of all custom fields for a player. These are editable inputs unique to the workspace.


Notes

A list of all internal notes written by live agents, logging pertinent information on the player. Each note shows the author's avatar and creation timestamp.

  • Press to start a new note or to edit an existing note.

  • When creating/editing, use the colour picker to set a note's background colour, distinguishing it from other notes.

  • Press to delete a note and confirm.


Tags

A list of tags assigned to the player, used for filtering during player searches.


History

A list of the player's conversations, distinguished from each other by ID, timestamp, and status. Select a conversation to open it in the Inbox dashboard.


Export Players

See Exports for details.


Find Players

In the Players dashboard, find players in the table with the:

  • Search field — input text to filter player by name, ID, email, or location.

  • Tags filter — select one or more tags to filter down to players with those tags.

  • Pagination — below the table, input the number of players to display in the current table page, and navigate pages.


Delete Players

  1. Go to the Players dashboard.

  2. In the Players table, select one or more player by their checkbox.

  3. Select Delete Players and confirm.

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