Quick overview This workflow triggers when a contact is tagged in KlickTipp, uses OpenAI to estimate gender from the contact’s first name or to extract a name from the email address, and then writes an HTML greeting (Lieber/Liebe/Hallo) back to a KlickTipp custom field. How it works Triggers when a contact is tagged in KlickTipp. If the contact already has a first name, OpenAI estimates the most likely gender and a confidence score from that first name. If the first name is missing but an email address exists, OpenAI extracts a first and last name from the email address, estimates gender, and returns confidence scores. If the gender confidence is below 85%, the workflow selects a neutral greeting (Hallo {first name},) and updates the KlickTipp contact. If the gender confidence is 85% or higher, the workflow chooses a gendered greeting (Liebe/Lieber {first name},) and updates the KlickTipp contact. When a name was extracted from the email address, the workflow also writes the parsed first name and conditionally updates the last name in KlickTipp if its confidence is high.
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