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How to use Scripts in mym Messages Pro

Create reusable replies and keep your team’s messages fast and consistent.

Written by Fruzsina

Scripts let your team save reusable messages for common questions, sales flows, greetings, and follow-ups. Instead of writing the same message repeatedly, you can find a Script, insert it into the conversation, personalize it, and send it.

Each mym creator has their own Scripts library, helping your team keep messages aligned with the creator’s voice and offers.


Use a Script while chatting

  1. Open a conversation in mym Messages Pro

  2. Select Scripts in the message area, or use the Scripts keyboard shortcut shown in Messages Pro

  3. Search or browse the creator’s Script library

  4. Select a Script to preview it

  5. Insert the Script into the message field

  6. Personalize the message for the fan, then send it

Tip: Treat Scripts as a starting point. A small personalized detail can make a saved reply feel more natural and relevant.


Manage Scripts

To open the full library:

  1. Open Scripts from a conversation

  2. Select Manage Scripts

  3. Choose the mym creator whose library you want to manage

Depending on your permissions, you can:

  • View and search Scripts

  • Create a Script

  • Edit or delete a Script

  • Reorder Scripts

  • Add or remove tags

  • Import Scripts from another creator

  • Import Scripts from an Excel file

Changes are available to team members who have permission to use the creator’s Scripts.


Create a Script

  1. Open the creator’s Scripts library

  2. Select Add Script

  3. Add a clear name so your team can find it quickly

  4. Enter the message content

  5. Assign any relevant tags

  6. Save the Script

Use names that describe the purpose of the message, such as “New subscriber greeting,” “PPV follow-up,” or “Custom request questions.”


Organize Scripts with tags

Tags make a large Script library easier to browse and search. You can create tags for conversation stages, offers, campaigns, or tone.

For example:

  • Greetings

  • Follow-ups

  • PPV

  • Renewals

  • Private requests

Keep tag names short and use the same structure across the creator’s library.


Import Scripts

If you already have approved messages, you can add them in bulk instead of recreating them one by one.

Depending on your permissions, you can:

  • Import from another creator to reuse an existing library as a starting point

  • Import from Excel to add multiple Scripts at once

After importing, review the Script names, text, tags, prices, and creator-specific details before your team uses them.


Scripts permissions

Owners and administrators can control who can view and manage mym Scripts from Settings > Role Settings.

Script permissions can control access to:

  • View the library

  • Add, edit, or delete Scripts

  • Edit tags

  • Import from another creator

  • Import from Excel

If you can use Scripts in a conversation but cannot create or edit them, ask an owner or administrator to review your role permissions.


Best practices

  • Keep each Script focused on one purpose

  • Use clear names and consistent tags

  • Review imported Scripts before making them available to the team

  • Remove outdated offers, prices, and campaign references

  • Personalize the Script before sending it

  • Use AI Translator after personalization when the fan prefers another language

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