Desired result
A defined, reviewable outcome
Route each request by intent and risk, provide grounded drafts for routine issues, preserve customer context, and give agents a clear queue of exceptions.
Business workflow
Help support teams respond consistently by combining ticket context with maintained knowledge, clear policy boundaries, and visible human escalation paths.
The problem
Support queues contain repeated questions alongside billing disputes, access issues, complaints, and edge cases that cannot safely share one automated response path.
Desired result
Route each request by intent and risk, provide grounded drafts for routine issues, preserve customer context, and give agents a clear queue of exceptions.
How the workflow works
Identify intent, language, product area, urgency, account sensitivity, and existing conversation context.
Find applicable maintained guidance and stop when the answer is missing, conflicting, or out of date.
Prepare a response within policy or route the case with a useful summary and evidence.
Record the disposition, preserve ownership, and surface recurring knowledge gaps for human review.
Agents involved
Agent roles describe possible workflow responsibilities. Final configuration and availability depend on the selected implementation.
Categorizes, prioritizes, and routes requests.
View details →Drafts grounded responses from approved guidance.
View details →Finds and organizes maintained support material.
View details →Integrations involved
Email intake, thread context, and approved reply drafts.
View details →Internal escalation and specialist review.
View details →Permission-scoped order and customer context for commerce support.
View details →Human approval points
Approval design should reflect the actual risk, audience, and permissions of this workflow.
Example workflow
The workflow identifies an order-status request, retrieves permitted fulfillment context, drafts an explanation, and escalates if the order is unusually late or the customer requests compensation.
Workflow boundary
This illustrates how roles, integrations, and controls can be arranged. Connection support and final behavior must be confirmed during implementation.
Implementation considerations
Related workflows
FAQ
Refund decisions should follow explicit policy and approval controls; high-impact or exceptional cases remain with authorized staff.
The workflow should stop, show the conflict, and route the request to a human instead of choosing silently.
Bring the outcome, current systems, approval needs, and exception paths you want to design.