Shared queue
Supported Yandex Market customer messages enter one MPReply workflow with a clear current state.
Bring supported Yandex Market customer messages into MPReply, preserve their type and available context, draft replies with AI, and keep sending under control.
Product page · Available message context
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Use replyThe team sees message type, workflow status, and available context before replying and handles them with one operating model.
Supported Yandex Market customer messages enter one MPReply workflow with a clear current state.
The type supplied by the integration stays visible so different workflows do not collapse into an anonymous feed.
AI prepares a reply for the specific customer message using only the available product and workflow context.
Automation rules can cover routine cases while exceptions remain in the review queue.
The workflow keeps message type, context, draft, and final action in one place.
Add the marketplace connection to your workspace and select the seller account the team will use.
Supported messages appear with their type, status, and available context.
Check the suggested reply against the current message and product context and edit where needed.
Use automation for routine cases and team review for anything that needs judgment.
Customer messages follow a repeatable operating process instead of being handled as disconnected tasks.
Supported Yandex Market messages remain visible alongside work from other connected marketplaces.
Assignments and status make it clear who is responsible and what needs to happen next.
Managers review an AI-assisted starting point instead of repeatedly writing common replies from scratch.
Workflow status makes unanswered and review-required messages easy to separate from completed work.
Common questions about the MPReply workflow for Yandex Market.
Only message types available through the connected integration. Their type, status, and available context are preserved in the shared queue.
Yes. Automation can be limited to routine scenarios, while exceptions remain under manual review.
Yes. Assignments and filters help teams split responsibility without losing the shared queue.
Start with a 14-day trial and evaluate the workflow on the seller account your team uses.