name: login-link description: Provide login link help. Use when a customer cannot access courses and requests a login link or access email. metadata: trigger_phrases: - "provide login" - "login link" - "link customer" related_skills: ["email-change", "website-bug-report", "invoice-billing-statement"] sample_size: "999" validation: | required_phrases: - "email" - "spam" forbidden_patterns: - "(?i)why" max_length: 500 metrics: "sample_size: 999\navg_thread_length: 3.59\ntop_phrases:\n - phrase: "let me know if"\n count: 295\n percent: 29.5\n - phrase: "me know if you"\n count: 253\n percent: 25.3\n - phrase: "you ll need to"\n count: 244\n percent: 24.4\n - phrase: "if you have any"\n count: 238\n percent: 23.8\n - phrase: "to purchase the course"\n count: 178\n percent: 17.8\n - phrase: "ll need to enter"\n count: 172\n percent: 17.2\n - phrase: "enter the email address"\n count: 169\n percent: 16.9\n - phrase: "need to enter the"\n count: 168\n percent: 16.8\n - phrase: "to enter the email"\n count: 168\n percent: 16.8\n - phrase: "at the top of"\n count: 167\n percent: 16.7"
Login Link Issues
Customer bought a course but can't get the magic link to access it.
Diagnosis Steps
- What email are they expecting the link at?
- Is that the email their license is under?
- Did the link actually send (check on your end)?
Common Causes
- License is under different email than they're checking
- Link went to spam/junk folder
- Email provider blocking our sends
- Typo in email at purchase
Response Patterns
If you manually resent
Confirm you did it, which email, suggest spam folder check.
If license is under different email
Tell them which email has the license, ask them to try that one.
If link shows delivered on your end
Confirm delivery status, suggest spam check, offer to try again.
Sub-categories
- Manual resend request
- License under the wrong email
- Spam/junk folder filtering
- Delivery confirmed on our side
Phrases That Work
- "I just manually requested a login link for [email]"
- "It was processed and delivered successfully on our side"
- "Please check your spam folder"
- "I'm seeing your license under [email]"
- "Could you try requesting a login link using that email address?"
Tone
- Acknowledge frustration without dwelling
- Be specific about what you did
- Always suggest spam folder (it's usually spam)
- Quick resolution focus
What NOT To Do
- Don't blame their email provider
- Don't get into technical explanations of email delivery
- Don't make it sound like the problem is on their end (even if it is)
Validation
Draft must:
- State what action was taken
- Reference the specific email address
- Suggest checking spam/junk folder
- NOT blame their email provider