Ability for Intents to Auto-Close Tickets if User Doesn’t Respond
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Bryan Chapman
Context:
We’re building Intents for common request types (e.g., employee onboarding/termination, software/license requests, etc.). These need to go through our end-user portal since we have specific required fields.
Currently, we’ve instructed the AI in the Intent to direct the user to the portal. This works well — but if the user never responds, the system defaults to: “Seems like you’re away, I’ll have a tech reach out” and then escalates the ticket to our team.
Problem:
For these types of requests, escalation isn’t helpful — the whole point is that the user needs to submit via the portal. This ends up creating unnecessary tickets for our technicians to triage manually.
Proposed Feature:
Add an option within Intents to:
Automatically close the ticket if the user doesn’t respond within a set timeframe (e.g., 5–10 minutes).
Ideally configurable per Intent, since not all scenarios should behave this way.