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Hello everyone, I’d like to request the ability to hide the names of Back-office ticket types that are shared with customers. These names are currently internal and, from a legal standpoint, could be used as evidence against the institution. Since we currently have around 200 Back-office ticket types, it would be unfeasible in the short term to rename or rewrite them, and doing so could also cause confusion and errors among the customer service agents who create these tickets. Thanks!
Conversations that only have a communication from the customer without reply from the customer, are not considered actual conversations and do not appear in reports. A conversation is considered a conversation when at least 1 communication from a teammate AND a communication from a customer exists. Only then will the conversation appear in reports. (According to Intercom Support)But in our environment we often proactively send conversations to customers, for example informing them we have seen an issue in our monitoring systems and have already solved the issue. It is mandatory that these conversations appear in the customer reports as it shows that we are proactive and solve issues for customers before they even notice them.
When manually adding a new Lead in Intercom, the form currently only includes fields for Name and Email.However, for many teams — especially those using phone or WhatsApp as primary communication channels — the Phone Number is just as essential.It would be very helpful to have a Phone Number field available as well — even if it’s optional.Key benefits: Improve efficiency: Teams can capture all relevant contact details upfront, avoiding extra steps or edits later. Enhance data consistency: Ensures that phone-based communication channels (like WhatsApp integrations or call workflows) have accurate data from the start. Support real-world workflows: Many sales and support teams engage leads via phone or messaging apps before email, making this field highly practical. This small improvement would significantly streamline lead management for teams that rely on multi-channel communication, while maintaining flexibility for others who don’t use phone contact information.
Currently Inbox Views are working solely on conversation attributes and conversation data attributes. It would be so much more effective if we can filter buy company/user data as well... Why?(a) we need to work really hard to push user/company data into the conversation data, it makes everything much less flexible.(b) it makes data sticky. If I edit company data (manually or by api after user/company product behavior) , the conversation data attribute doesn't change.I assume the initial setup was do to resource management, but I think you can afford some more resources on it, no?
Overview: I propose adding an "Undo Send" feature to the Intercom chat tool, similar to the feature available in Gmail, where users can recall or undo messages for a short window of time after sending them. This would greatly enhance user experience and reduce potential errors in communication.Problem Statement: In real-time communication, users sometimes send messages prematurely or with errors (such as typos, wrong information, or unintended content). Currently, once a message is sent in Intercom, there is no way to retract it. This can lead to confusion, miscommunication, or embarrassment, especially in customer service environments where accuracy and clarity are paramount.Solution Proposal: Introduce an "Undo Send" functionality that provides users a brief window (e.g., 5-30 seconds, configurable in settings) to recall or unsend a message after clicking "Send." During this window, the message remains in a pending state and can be canceled or edited by the user.Key Features:Undo Timer: A customizable time window (default to 5 seconds, adjustable up to 30 seconds) during which the user can undo the sent message. Visual Feedback: Display a temporary notification (such as a snackbar or toast message) after sending, showing an "Undo" button. Message Pending State: While the timer is active, the message will not be visible to the recipient, giving the sender time to review or cancel the message. Setting Customization: Allow users to toggle this feature on/off or adjust the time window for undoing messages. Application Scope: This feature should be available for all chat types (automated, manual, or customer-initiated conversations).Benefits:Reduces errors in communication by allowing users to fix mistakes before the recipient sees them. Provides peace of mind to users who may hesitate before sending important messages. Enhances customer satisfaction by ensuring more polished and accurate communication.Conclusion: The "Undo Send" feature would significantly improve the user experience within the Intercom chat tool by providing a safety net for users. This is especially valuable in customer support environments where clear and error-free communication is essential.
I would like to have a tab in the Testing section for Fin Voice that is similar to the one we have now for Fin Chat/Email. Including the Evaluate Answer feature would speed up the time it takes to manage changes to guidance by showing us exactly what content is being used to craft replies. I want to be able to batch test questions from customers that come through over phone calls as there are differences in what customers ask over the phone, and differences in how they respond to Fin from the moment the call starts. It would also help track how the changes made in voice guidance affect how Fin responds over key topics as Fin responds differently over voice.
Hi, I was wondering if it’s possible to ad a pop-up like a post for the news item. When we use the post to tell the customer ; there is something new- the information is at 2 places at the same time (in the news AND in the conversation). So by suggesting a pop-up like a post , it would helps your team to reach more customer.
In the chat layout, when switching from my inbox to the team inbox and vice versa, it automatically opens up the first ticket in the inbox. This is not only visually a lot, but will also lead to teammates thinking that someone else is looking into that ticket when in reality, there just isn’t a way to close out of the view/not be viewing a ticket. Can there be a way to turn this off?
It would be extremely helpful to be able to publish multiple versions of the same help center article, and target them to different audiences. The primary use case for this is beta testing and deployment rings. Some features will eventually be released to everyone, but some customers/user groups get them sooner than others. It is not manageable to make duplicate copies of every single impacted article, then do a bunch of copy pasting and deleting. Ideally it would work like saving a draft of a published article - click into it to see the updated version, and then eventually overwrite the current article with the updated content without breaking any existing shared links to the content.
It would be great to update the help center so you can have the option to keep the folders collapsed, rather than have every top folder open every time I open intercom. I have to collapse all of my folders every time I open my help center which is inconvenient.
It would be great to be able to customize the size of the left sidebar with all help desk views/ folders/ teams etc. so that you can easily see the full names and titles of each pinned section.Currently, the name of all folders are cut off if the name is long, (and you cannot hover over it to see the full name). In our case, it would be best to be able to expand the sidebar/ customize its size to be able to see the full titles of everything we would like to pin.
Right now, needing to leave the workflow builder just to create a new tag breaks the flow and is a real painpoint. Being able to create tags in the moment would be a big time-saver.
It would be better if these message summaries did not show "rate your conversation" as the last message because it makes it hard to know which thread relates to what subject. Would be more useful to have a summary of the conversation topic in this list
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