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I can see that the suggested replies have been improved a little and now include a ‘Thanks for reaching out’ in addition to the greeting line. It’s always set to the line immediately underneath it though, which isn’t how I compose my messages. I always put a space between these lines, so I can never use the auto composer.Can this be updated to have a space between the lines?
I want to be able to use a DITA-like structure, where we write short descriptions and then embed that content in multiple help articles. In Framemaker, it’s called Text Insets. We want to be able to easily insert that content in whatever articles it seems relevant (rather than linking to an article) and copy-and-paste doesn’t help, especially when the original content needs to be modified.
Hey!Intercom currently provides ways to change text and phrasing in many places within both the article help center and it’s messenger. However, there are still parts of the app that do not allow for changes in copy either in multiple languages or in anything but English. Areas that we have identified that would be good to allow for changes in text across languages that don’t currently include:Unable to change the text of the link for ‘homepage’ link. Across languages Unable to change the placeholder text in article search in both the Article help center and the messenger app Unable change text at the footer of articles (both help center & messenger). Useful especially if we want to refer to the help center as something else. ie. Knowledge Base This is just a few areas have our QA teams has identified, especially when it comes to German translations. However, adding more customisation across all parts, especially in copy is great for everyone.Cheers
We’re considering switching from Zendesk, but one major obstacle is the limitation of having only three ticket states. We’d like the flexibility to create our own custom ticket states. For example, if a ticket requires developer attention, we’d change its status to “With Development Team.” This way, the ticket would be removed from our queue until the development team takes action. We also use other states like “With Third Party.” Having a quick overview of the ticket’s state would improve our queue management, as the “In Progress” status is too vague.
It is difficult to track changes when multiple people can edit a Macro. We don’t want to limit it to only one person being able to edit the Macros, so are there any plans for Intercom to be able to show edit history for updates made to Macros?
Hello Intercom! I would like to be able to separate sections in an Article based on Users, meaning: Example A:User A (non-user) can only read the Summary, while logged in User B can read the full article Example B:User B can read most of the article, but User C (Help Desk agents) can read an marked Internal section of the article. I know this is a bigger ask - would help with setting up a Knowledge-Centered Support (KCS) through Intercoms own Knowledge Base / Articles, instead of having other integrations.
Hi,I am able to get all conversations for a particular contact via the conversations search endpoint however there is no search for messages.It would be great to be able to search messages the same way as conversations with the end goal of being able to get all communications with a Intercom contact from one endpoint (rather than multiple places as currently).
I couldn’t find the voting on that. We want to set audience-level targeting based on collection inside knowledgebase. The idea is that specific user groups, set by user tag, can read additional help articles inside our help center.
Has anyone set up an integration between Intercom and Basecamp before? Either through a third party tool such as Unito/Zapier, or via Webhook / custom action?Ideally, I’d like to leave a note in Intercom, that would create a To-do in Basecamp, with the information from the note.
I would love to be able to attach an Intercom article to a ticket, so we can track which article solves/was used on a ticket. A tagging system would be nice, as in, marking multiple tickets with, as an example: “Solved issue”, “Helped towards a solution”, “Not used”. This would help us implement the methodology Knowledge-Centered Service (KCS - https://library.serviceinnovation.org/KCS) Thank you!
I’m glad that text within tables can be horizontally aligned, but it would be great to have the ability to vertically align text within tables. Additionally, I’d love to be able to adjust the total width of a table to not extend further than the text within it. Are either of these possible, and if not can I submit these as a feature request please?
Create some type of identifier that the agent is able to easily see once a conversation enters their inbox. This will let the agent know that its a chat or an email and thus priority is set on the live chat.
Have the ability to set some type of alert where an agent or manager can be alerted that a chat has been sitting idle with no response once it hits the 2 minute mark. Either change that chat to a light red color or set a bell alert to identifies it.
I often find myself copying what I’ve put into a Custom Answer or Workflow and going back to a conversations, putting in what I’ve written and clicking “rephrase” or “make more friendly” It’s one of my favorite features and we would love to use it in every area of Intercom!
Doing this will allow you to see what messages in your queue you’d like to select to receive the bulk message. Sometimes you want to follow up with multiple in your inbox and you’re not able to unless you first look at all of the messages, see who needs to be followed up with and then memorize which conversations those were so that you can then go through and bulk select them.
We are trying to encourage users to research before they send us a message. Even while using Fin. When we enabled “Require users to search before starting a conversation,” users got completely confused, and we got many emails about messaging not working. There isn’t anything to guide users to research first, the message option just disappears. It’s easy to use when you know what you must do, but without some instruction, it causes the reverse - a spike in conversations via email. Having guided text of some sort may be helpful - “feel free to take a look at articles before you message us” or “messenger will become available after taking a short peruse of our articles...”
It would be great to be able to pull dates from a ticket or multiple tickets into a calendar view.
Prevent customers from rating after a given period of time.In the the example above it would be nice to customize the text when the give time period expires. It shows the "help Kevin understand" message then an error, rather than a positive experience that mentions Scores are only available for X number of hours or automatically deletes the "help Kevin understand message"
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