The repetitive parts run themselves
Tagging, routing, assigning and nudging happen the moment something arrives.
sorting every new ticket by handSet a rule once and the repetitive parts of support run themselves: tag it, route it, assign it, notify someone, escalate it or reply. Every run is recorded, so you always know what fired and why.
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Example: a workflow called Escalate export bugs builds itself. When a bug report arrives, if it is tagged export, Tore assigns it to Sarah and posts in the Slack channel support-escalations; otherwise it sends the saved reply about export limits. The workflow is switched on, a bug report from Maya arrives, the matching steps light up, and the run is recorded with each step it took.
Sorting, tagging, nudging and the same reply for the fortieth time. Set it up once and stop thinking about it.
Tagging, routing, assigning and nudging happen the moment something arrives.
sorting every new ticket by handEvery run is recorded with the trigger, the checks and each action it took.
guessing which rule moved a ticketReply with something you have already written when a question matches.
retyping the same answer forty timesAdd custom fields and ticket types, and use them in any workflow.
squeezing an account ID into the subject lineTriggers
A workflow listens for the events Tore already tracks, from a new conversation to a handoff, a bug report or a finished investigation. Narrow it down by product, channel, tag or priority.
conversation.createdconversation.handed_overticket.createdbug_report.createdinvestigation.completedActions
Stack as many actions as the job needs. Assign the right person, tell the right channel, raise the priority, or answer with a reply you have already written.
Run history
Open any run and see what triggered it, which checks passed, and what it did. When a ticket lands somewhere unexpected, the answer is one click away.
Why TCK-486 didn't match
Custom fields and ticket types
Add the fields your team actually needs and the ticket types you already talk in. Agents fill them in once, and workflows, routing and reports can all use them.
Start a trial and build your first workflow in a few minutes. Every run is recorded from the first one.