Draft Turo guest welcomes from reservation emails with an approval gate
At a glance
A host lets Grok Bot prepare Turo welcome replies when new reservations arrive, then checks a screenshot before sending. This workflow is listed under guest messaging, reservations, email automation, human approval.
1) Configure Grok Bot to monitor Gmail for new Turo reservation emails and make the host's Turo account available to it. 2) When a reservation notice arrives, have the bot open the reservation in Turo and prepare a welcome message for the guest. 3) Have it send you a screenshot of the composed message; inspect the text and approve the send before it goes to the guest.
Worth knowing
The host explicitly keeps a human approval step before the message is sent; the post does not describe the exact account-connection procedure.
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