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New course: Mastering Fin Procedures is now live!

Related products:Fin & AI
  • April 17, 2026
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Diana Tripac
Intercom Team
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Ready to take Fin further? This new Academy course (~25 mins) shows you how to use Procedures to handle more complex, multi-step customer queries using real data from your systems.
 

You’ll learn how to:
• Understand when and why to use Procedures
• Map out your process before building
• Set up clean, reliable data connectors
• Write clear steps, logic, and conditions
• Test everything with simulations before going live
 

This course is for you if Fin is already live and you want it to do more than answer informational queries, things like looking up account information, processing requests, or troubleshooting issues that require multiple steps and real data from your systems.
 

👉 Get started here



Already building? You can also jump into specific lessons based on what you need.

Lessons:
1. How Procedures work
Use this to explain what Procedures are + when to use them (incl. key building blocks)
2. How to map a procedure
Use this when a customer isn’t clear on their process or jumping straight into the builder
3. How to think about data connectors (clean data)
→ How to avoid common pitfalls when setting up Data Connectors and clean and transform the
4. Best practices for writing a procedure
Use this when they’re building and need help structuring steps, logic, and branches
5. Use simulations to test your procedure
Use this when they’re close to going live and want to test edge cases properly 

 

1 reply

Roy
Top Expert ✨
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  • Top Expert ✨
  • April 17, 2026

Hey ​@Diana Tripac 👋,

 

This looks absolutely brilliant. The deep dive into Fin Procedures is exactly what the community needs to unlock more complex workflows.

 

I did have a quick thought regarding the rollout: it would be incredibly valuable if the Academy provided a formal certificate upon completion. Titling it something precise—perhaps "Certified AI Support Operations Manager" or "AI Automation Specialist"—would give it real professional weight.

 

In my experience, offering a tangible accreditation invariably drives engagement and significantly increases overall course completion rates.

 

Keep up the stellar work 💙

 

Cheers,

Roy 🇬🇧