Solutions

AI support triage automation for inboxes, tickets, and repeated requests

Move requests out of unmanaged queues with routing, drafts, and escalation controls.

Best fit

For teams sorting every request by hand

Speed up the first pass without hiding uncertainty.

Inputs
Tickets, inboxes, forms
Customer messages, internal asks, and chats.
Outputs
Labels, routing, drafts
Suggested owners, replies, and escalation notes.
Metrics
Faster first pass
Track triage time, edits, and exceptions.

Workflow examples

The support steps AI can assist

Start with triage, summaries, routing, and drafts.

Classify

Intent and urgency labels

Identify what the customer needs.

Intent
Urgency
Product area
Summarize

Thread summaries

Give agents the context before they dig.

Threads
Accounts
Known issues
Draft

Grounded reply drafts

Draft from approved knowledge for review.

Replies
Sources
Tone
Escalate

Risk detection

Flag sensitive, risky, or low-confidence cases.

Risk
Policy
Confidence

Engagement path

Start with request taxonomy and review rules

Define categories and boundaries before routing or drafting.

Typical outcome
A triage flow that reduces queue drag and exposes exceptions.
01

Map request types

Review volume, categories, routing, and delays.

02

Define boundaries

Set source, draft, and escalation rules.

03

Build triage flows

Connect support tools, knowledge, and CRM context.

04

Measure misses

Track edits, reroutes, and weak categories.

Deliverables

What the engagement can include

Start with one queue or request class.

Request taxonomy
Triage workflow map
Classification and routing rules
Response draft design
Quality loop
FAQ

Common support questions

Does this replace support agents?

No. It removes first-pass sorting, summarization, and repetitive drafting.

Can it answer customers directly?

Sometimes, but most teams start with reviewed drafts.

Support FlowTriage discovery

Review your support flow

Describe the queue and first-pass work slowing the team down.