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Scenario Solution

Customer Service & Ticket Closure

From intent recognition, ticket dispatch, escalation, to status reporting — help service teams build a more stable cross-departmental fulfillment experience.

Ticket value lies in cross-system progression, not auto-replying a few lines

Once customer service involves inventory, repairs, refunds, field service, and similar processes, it must coordinate with internal systems and approval chains.

  • Auto-replies can only handle simple Q&A — inventory checks, returns, repair dispatching, and other actual operations still require manual intervention.
  • Ticket escalation and follow-up depend heavily on manual oversight — timeout handling and cross-departmental coordination require supervisors to follow up one by one.
  • Customer status updates are not timely — customers repeatedly ask about progress, satisfaction fluctuates, and complaint rates remain high.
  • Service knowledge is scattered across FAQ documents, historical tickets, and veteran experience — new agents have long training periods and slow onboarding.
  • Lack of quantitative service quality analysis — unable to identify root causes of frequent issues and service process bottlenecks.

System Integration

Connected Systems

CRMService DeskERPWeComTicketing SystemKnowledge Base

Business Capabilities

Automation Capabilities

Intent recognitionTicket dispatchEscalation & follow-upStatus reportingKnowledge matchingSLA monitoring

Execution Flow

How the AI Agent Executes

1

After receiving a customer request, automatically identify intent type, urgency level, and required system operations — generate a structured ticket

2

Based on ticket type and skill matching rules, auto-dispatch to the appropriate handler with relevant system context

3

Monitor processing progress against SLA rules — pre-warn before timeout, auto-escalate after timeout, and notify management

4

After resolution, automatically send status updates to the customer via WeCom or SMS

5

Archive the full service lifecycle, analyze frequent issues and bottlenecks, and continuously optimize the knowledge base and routing rules

Expected Results

Expected Results

First response time shortened to under 5 minutes

SLA achievement rate improved from 65% to 90%+

Customer repeat inquiries reduced by 50%

Average ticket processing time shortened by 40%

Service knowledge base auto-updated — new agent onboarding period halved

Security Controls

Governance Mechanisms

Customer permissions
SLA rules
Manual confirmation
Service record auditing
Sensitive ticket flagging

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it suitable for after-sales and internal IT service desks?
Both. The key is incorporating ticket routing, escalation rules, and system actions into a unified execution layer. After-sales focuses on customer communication and cross-departmental coordination; IT service desk focuses on asset management and permission operations — the underlying execution engine is shared.
Do we need to replace our existing service desk?
No. We layer AI execution capabilities on top of existing service desks (like ServiceNow, Jira Service Desk, etc.), preserving the original ticketing system and data while adding intelligent dispatch, follow-up, and knowledge matching.
How are emotionally charged complaint tickets handled?
The system automatically detects negative sentiment and high-sensitivity keywords, flags such tickets as high priority, and routes them directly to human agents — along with historical communication records and suggested talking points for reference.

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