How to Set Up Inbox Monitoring in FleetSnap (Turo Co-Host Email)

Step-by-step: add FleetSnap's co-host email to your Turo account, set SMS alerts, and start getting AI-screened, urgency-ranked guest messages with suggested replies. For Fleetsnap Pro and Concierge.

August 13, 20266 min read

Who this is for

Inbox monitoring is available on Fleetsnap Pro and Fleetsnap Concierge. On Pro you get AI-screened, urgency-ranked messages with AI Suggested Responses and reply yourself on Turo. On Concierge you also get human VAs who can be assigned threads and handle replies for you (the "Assign to VA" and VA activity features are Concierge-only).

Inbox monitoring connects FleetSnap to your Turo inbox by adding a FleetSnap co-host email to your Turo account. Once it's connected, every guest message is screened, ranked by urgency, and - for urgent ones - given an AI-drafted Suggested Response you can copy and send. Setup is a short three-step wizard. Controls below are named exactly as they appear.

Step 1 - Open Inbox AI and start setup

From your account menu, open "Inbox AI" (this opens the Inbox Monitoring dashboard), then start "Set Up Inbox Monitoring". The wizard walks three steps shown across the top: Co-Host Setup, Notification Preferences, Test & Confirm.

Step 2 - Copy your co-host email

On "Add Fleetsnap as Co-Host on Turo", find the "Your Co-Host Email" field and use the copy button next to it. This is your dedicated FleetSnap Virtual Assistant email - for example team@concierge.fleetsnap.ai. The "Quick Setup (2 minutes):" panel lists what to do:

  1. Go to your Turo account settings
  2. Add a co-host with the email shown
  3. Grant "View messages" permission
  4. Confirm below once you've added the co-host

Copy the address from the app - don't type it

The co-host address is shown live in the app and is specific to your account. Always copy the exact value from "Your Co-Host Email" rather than typing it from memory or another guide - if the wrong address is added on Turo, monitoring won't receive your messages.

Step 3 - Add the co-host in the Turo app

In the Turo mobile app:

  1. Open Turo App
  2. Go to Settings - tap your profile icon, then Settings
  3. Select "Co-hosts" (under the Hosting section)
  4. Add New Co-host - tap "Add co-host" (or the + button) and paste your FleetSnap email
  5. Set Permissions - grant Manage messages and guest communication (plus View and manage bookings and Handle trip modifications)
  6. Send Invitation

FleetSnap accepts the invitation, usually within 24 hours.

Step 4 - Confirm, then set alerts

Back in FleetSnap, tick "I've already added & accepted it on my Turo account" and click "Continue to Notifications". (The page also updates on its own once Turo confirms - until then it shows "Waiting for you to accept our co-host invite...".)

On "How Should We Alert You?", add your Primary Phone Number (and optionally a second), turn on the "Text Message (SMS)" toggle, and accept the SMS consent. Click "Next: Test Connection".

Step 5 - Test it

On "Test Your Setup", click "Send Test SMS" and confirm the alert lands on your phone. That's it - monitoring is live. New guest messages now appear in Inbox Monitoring, grouped by urgency (Emergency, Critical, and so on).

Using suggested responses

Open any thread from the Inbox Monitoring dashboard. For urgent messages (Emergency/Critical), FleetSnap drafts an AI "Suggested Response". You can:

  • "Regenerate" to draft a different reply
  • "Edit" (then "Done") to tweak the wording
  • "Copy" the text, then "Reply on Turo" to send it

There's no send button inside FleetSnap - you copy the reply and send it on Turo. On Concierge, you can also "Assign to VA" and let a human VA handle the reply.

AI drafts urgent messages; others use templates

AI Suggested Responses currently generate for Emergency and Critical messages. Non-urgent messages get a template-based response tailored to the situation, which you can still edit and copy the same way.

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