Hey Dhawal! 

I’m Laura, Intercom’s Senior Program Manager of Quality Assurance and Continuous Improvement. I manage our CS team’s QA program, so I’d love to offer my two cents here! 🙂

Intercom doesn’t currently have a comprehensive QA system, however, we do have a few partners who provide AI QA/ AutoQA I’d be happy to connect you with if you’re looking for that - we personally use ScorebuddyQA.

If you’re not up for procuring another tool, I’ll also share some ideas on how you can ensure quality within the tool itself:

1. Intercom’s CX Score
   • This is our AI-metric which aims to encapsulate the customer’s experience in a score. I’ve just released a full post on how we’re using this in our support team (check it out here) - but the idea is that you can find the conversations in most need of review from here. This is not customisable, but there’s a lot of exciting features to come which could help you automatically detect if the issue which led to a negative customer experience was the agent, the product, etc.
      
2. Use Intercom’s workflows to search for keywords and tag conversations accordingly
   • This one is a bit more tricky and I don’t think it will be ideal/super accurate. I just had the thought that if you wanted to check if customers are finding the support rude, slow, etc. then you could potentially try to create a workflow which updates the CVDA depending on keywords, see ‘Set conversation data whenever a customer mentions a specific keyword’ here.
      
3. (Disclaimer: not what you asked for!) Manual QA: Use Macros and/or CVDAs to build in a scorecard
   • While we don’t have built-in QA features, if you need something to kick off your QA motion, I’d recommend trying to manually QA first. AutoQA has been an amazing development for us, however, we still find a lot of value in manual QA. You could create a macro with a template of a scorecard and CVDAs which could highlight policy failures, process adherence issues, etc.

I hope that’s helpful, I’ll definitely be following this thread to see if anyone else has other ideas 👀

Yes, while Intercom doesn’t have a built-in “QA audit” feature, you can still create a solid QA workflow using tags, conversation data, and tools like Custom Bots or webhooks. Some teams export conversations via API or use tools like Klaus or MaestroQA for 360° audits — checking for empathy, tone, and policy adherence.

Another light-touch approach is to manually tag conversations for review and set up reports or assign follow-ups internally. If you're looking to automate more of it, connecting Intercom to a QA tool via Zapier or webhooks can help scale things up.

​@Dhawal Thumar Yep! If you want to move past just tagging or basic metrics, Dimension Labs gives you a full conversation analytics for emotion detection, sentiment scoring, and many other advanced metrics. It’s fully customizable for any company’s QA standards, and is a 1-click integration with Intercom, check it out on the Intercom App Library