Resolves known issues without human involvement
When the Triage Agent identifies a documented issue with a known resolution, it applies the fix, notifies the customer, and closes the ticket. Your team only sees issues that actually need them.
The Triage Agent starts working the moment a support signal appears. It investigates issues, runs skills, updates systems, and posts the results before a human needs to step in.
TSK-3201 - API auth failure from Acme Cloud. Checked account status, verified recent deploy, found matching known issue KB-441. Auto-resolved and notified customer.
TSK-3202 - Production-down report from Relay Inc. Enterprise account, active SLA. Classified Critical. Routed to Eng Support with full investigation attached.
Deploy an always-on Triage Agent that investigates, classifies, and routes every ticket before your team opens it. Keep support moving without waiting for your team.
The Triage Agent does not wait for business hours or team availability. It works continuously across your entire ticket queue, investigating and classifying issues as they arrive. Overnight tickets, weekend requests, and high-volume spikes are all handled the same way: immediately.
The Triage Agent does not operate in a silo. It connects to your ticketing system, knowledge base, CRM, monitoring tools, and automation engine to investigate, classify, and act across your full support infrastructure.
Most support teams spend their first hour every morning sorting, classifying, and routing tickets that arrived overnight. The Triage Agent handles that automatically. It reads every incoming issue, investigates across your connected systems, classifies and prioritizes based on your rules, and routes to the right team with a completed investigation attached. Your team arrives to finished work instead of an unread queue.
When a ticket arrives, a customer responds, an SLA approaches, or an incident begins, the Triage Agent kicks off automatically. No queue backlog. No waiting for the next available person.
The Triage Agent pulls context from your ticketing history, knowledge base, CRM, product logs, and monitoring tools to build a complete picture of the issue before anyone on your team opens it.
Define how issues should be categorized, what priority levels to assign, and which teams should own what. The Triage Agent applies your logic consistently across every ticket, every time.
Every routed issue arrives with the investigation already done: customer history, account context, related tickets, system status, and a recommended next step. Your team picks up where the agent left off.
When the Triage Agent identifies a documented issue with a known resolution, it applies the fix, notifies the customer, and closes the ticket. Your team only sees issues that actually need them.
Define which tools the Triage Agent can access, what actions it can take, and under what conditions it should escalate. Full admin visibility into every decision and every action.
Connect triage outcomes to your event-based automation system. Customer intent and issue classification can trigger routing, notifications, follow-ups, account flags, and next-best actions automatically.
When an issue requires human judgment, the Triage Agent hands it off with the complete investigation: transcript, customer context, system findings, what it already tried, and what it recommends.
The Triage Agent watches response and resolution timers across your queue. When an SLA is approaching, it re-prioritizes, re-routes, or escalates to make sure commitments are met.
The Triage Agent observes how your team classifies, routes, and resolves issues over time. It adapts its rules to match your team's best practices without manual reconfiguration.
Email, chat, portal, embedded agent, API. No matter where the support request originates, the Triage Agent applies the same investigation and classification process consistently.
B2B support involves multi-user accounts, contractual SLAs, product-specific configurations, and cross-functional escalation paths. The Triage Agent is designed for that operational complexity, not simple FAQ deflection.
The Triage Agent attaches a complete investigation to every ticket before a human ever sees it. Your team stops spending time gathering context and starts spending time resolving issues.
When the Triage Agent escalates to a human, it does not just pass along a ticket number. It delivers the complete investigation: what happened, what systems were checked, what it found, what actions were already taken, and what it recommends next. Your team picks up where the agent left off and moves straight to resolution.
Every ticket classified and investigated before your team logs in
“What happened overnight? Show me the queue.”
Consistent triage quality even during outage-driven surges
“We just had 200 tickets come in about the same issue.”
Proactive re-prioritization before SLA breaches
“Which tickets are about to breach their response SLA?”
Automatic resolution for documented problems
“Is this the same export bug we fixed last week?”
Full context gathered before assignment
“What is this customer's ticket history and account status?”
Rapid classification and routing during active incidents
“Multiple customers are reporting the same authentication error.”
Complex issues reach the right team immediately
“This is a production-down situation for an enterprise account.”
Every ticket classified the same way regardless of source
“How are tickets from the API handled versus portal tickets?”
Account history and product data attached automatically
“What plan is this customer on and when did they last contact us?”
Pending items tracked and resurfaced automatically
“Did the customer ever respond to our follow-up from last week?”
The Triage Agent runs on your rules. Your team defines the classification logic, routing maps, escalation thresholds, and automation triggers. Full transparency into every action the agent takes.
Specify which triage outcomes trigger downstream workflows.
Define response and resolution targets by priority, account, or issue type.
Review every investigation, classification, and routing decision the agent makes.
Monitor triage accuracy and refine rules over time with team feedback.
Every ticket is investigated and classified within seconds of arrival, not hours.
The same classification logic is applied to every ticket regardless of volume, time of day, or channel.
Your team stops spending their first hour every morning sorting and routing tickets. That work is already done.
Agents open tickets with the investigation already attached. No more hunting through systems for context.
Proactive monitoring and re-prioritization catches at-risk tickets before commitments are missed.
Documented problems with known fixes are resolved without human involvement, reducing ticket volume.
Issues reach the right team the first time, reducing internal transfers and resolution delays.
Volume spikes, overnight coverage, and weekend support are handled without additional staffing.
The Triage Agent is an always-on AI agent that automatically investigates, classifies, prioritizes, and routes every support ticket the moment it arrives. It works continuously across your queue so your team arrives to finished work instead of an unread inbox.
Basic routing rules match keywords or fields. The Triage Agent actually investigates each issue: it reads the content, checks customer history, queries connected systems, applies your classification logic, and attaches a complete investigation before routing. It makes informed decisions, not pattern matches.
The Triage Agent activates when a new ticket arrives, a customer responds, an SLA approaches, an incident is detected, or a scheduled review occurs. You define the triggers and conditions.
Yes. When the Triage Agent identifies a known issue with a documented resolution, it can apply the fix, notify the customer, and close the ticket. You control which issues it can auto-resolve and which must go to a human.
The Triage Agent connects to your TeamSupport ticketing system, knowledge base, CRM, product monitoring tools, and other integrated systems. You define which systems it can access during investigation.
Yes. Every investigation, classification decision, routing action, and resolution is logged and visible on the ticket. Your team can review the reasoning behind every decision the agent made.
Yes. The Triage Agent runs continuously. Overnight tickets, weekend requests, and holiday volume are all investigated, classified, and routed the same way as tickets that arrive during business hours.
Your team defines classification rules, priority logic, routing maps, investigation scope, auto-resolution criteria, and escalation thresholds. Every capability is configurable and auditable.
The Triage Agent escalates to the appropriate human with the full investigation attached: issue summary, customer context, system findings, actions already taken, and a recommended next step.
No. The Triage Agent is always on. It does not need to be manually triggered, refreshed, or re-run. It continuously monitors your queue and acts on every signal as it appears, like a human agent that never clocks out.
The AI Agent handles customer-facing conversations embedded in your product. When those conversations need to become tickets, the Triage Agent takes over: investigating, classifying, and routing them through your support operation. They work together across the full support lifecycle.
Yes. Your team can update classification rules, routing maps, priority logic, and auto-resolution criteria at any time. The Triage Agent also surfaces patterns in its decisions so you can refine rules based on real data.
Deploy an always-on Triage Agent that investigates, classifies, and routes every ticket before your team opens it. Keep support moving without waiting for your team.