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    JHarlowe
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    View Filters can use "and" as well as "or" in the same filter listSubmitted

    Currently you can only use the <and> logical operator instead of the <or> logical operator or vice versa in (query logic) Inbox view filters, chart filters and report filters. Essentially it has to be all <and> or all <or> in the list. You can not have different logical operators per query line. Current behavior shows that if you change one logical operator  <and> to an <or> it changes all the filter logical operators in your query to that same thing, even if you only want to have one <and> and a few <or> lines. Funny part is that in the Company and People filter you CAN mix up / combine the logical operators in the filter list as it does not force all logical operators to be <and> vs <or> or vice versa. The ask here is to simply extend the same multiple conditions in a query, such as <AND, OR> the Company and People filter operators have to the Inbox views, charts, reports filters and other data set areas of Intercom where they are more needed, as the Inbox views, charts and reports filters tend to be the more widely used areas of the system and multiple conditions in a query, such as AND, OR are critical to the flexibility of viewing. -------TL;DR---------Current World Example in same filter:Team Assigned is Team A <and> Teammate Assigned is B; Current channel is Phone <and> Current channel is email; State is not Resolved <and> State is not Workaround provided Proposed Idea in same filter:Team Assigned is Team A <and> Teammate Assigned is B; Current channel is Phone <or> Current channel is email; State is not Resolved <or> State is not Workaround provided. The current filter logical operator restriction limits the filters quite a bit and it results in impossible scenarios, i.e. a ticket can not be in two states at the same time or two channels at the same time, two Teammates assigned, two Teams assigned etc.. Thus preventing the ability to say:show me a list of conversations that are in Team Inbox A <and> are assigned to Teammate A <or> Teammate B <or> Teammate C in the same view.It has to beshow me a list of conversations that are in Team Inbox A <and> are assigned to Teammate A <and> Teammate B <and> Teammate C. which is not a possibility since tickets can only be assigned to one team mate at a time. Thus no results would populate¯\_(ツ)_/¯

    ericMBActive User

    Intercom KB needs article searchSubmitted

    I have a small number of articles, but to change “characteristics” to “attributes”, I am going to have to open each of them and do a browser search for that word. That situation becomes rapidly untenable as the number of article grows.As far as I can tell, the current KB search only examines the title and summary-descriptor. That’s fine for end users. Most of the time, that’s all they’ll need. But for the creators of the knowledge base, the KB must act more like a publication system--in this regard, at least.(It does a fine job with link management, which is no small feat. Bit this functionality is important, too. You don’t need it all the time, but when you need it, you really need it.)Perhaps there is an AI tool that can be employed to walk the article-tree and find relevant articles? For extra credit, I would recommend functionality I once implemented for a now-defunct documentation system:Allow replacement text to be specified Allow system-wide “replace all” but only after checking 27 times to be sure that’s what they really want to do Visit each article that contains the text, in edit mode Allow “replace all” within the article Allow a simple replace-and-go-to-next-instance (same article or next article)  Allow a revised-replacement Allow further revisions to the article, as long it’s already open for editing. - Sometimes, wording needs to be changed to accommodate the replacement text. - Sometimes, necessary revisions leap out at you while viewing the text. (It’s easier to do it in the moment, instead of having to take a note, remember to act on it later, find the article again, and then make the change.)CORRECTION:Intercom does have article search. (Thank God!). It wasn’t easy to find in the Help system, and I was oblivious to it in the KB pages, but it’s there. Right at the top of the folder listing, there is a “search for text” box. (Too cool! Searches within that folder, I think.) For a global search, go to the top-level container (Content), and do the search there. Yay! That at least makes it possible to find all occurrences. (You then visit each article in turn, click Edit, do a browser-search for the term in question, and type in a replacement. Not exactly convenient, but it is at least possible to get the job done.(BTW: Thanks for listening! :__)