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Collect Feedback Immediately After Support Interactions

You want to: Track how support interactions are received and resolve hidden issues before they escalate or contribute to churn.

Your AI agent can: Follow up after a resolved support ticket, ask simple feedback questions, and escalate poor experiences for review.

Tools/Integrations

Ticketing Platform

What can this AI agent help you achieve?

Increase CSAT response rates

with immediate, proactive follow-up

Catch unresolved problems

and escalate in real time

Improve team performance

with actionable feedback per interaction

Use the agent when:

  • A ticket is marked as Resolved or Closed
  • You want to measure CSAT per agent or team
  • You need to catch issues before a customer churns or complains publicly

What you need:

  • Ticket resolution trigger
  • Feedback scoring logic (CSAT scale, sentiment tags, escalation thresholds)
  • Routing for follow-up based on low scores

How to set it up:

Trigger it:

  • Immediately after [Ticket Status] = Resolved
  • Optional: when [CSAT Not Collected] after [X] hours

What it says (Sample dialogue)

“Hi [Customer First Name], I’m following up on your recent support request. I’d like to ask how your experience was — do you have a minute to share feedback?”

What it does next:

  • If positive → log CSAT score
  • If negative → escalate to [Support Manager or QA Lead]
  • If no response → tag as incomplete and retry once (optional)

Setup prompt template

Setup Prompt Template

Objective:

  • Collect post-resolution feedback on support ticket and flag any dissatisfaction for manual review.

Scope:

  • Ask 1–2 quick feedback questions.
  • Do not troubleshoot or reopen the case — only collect sentiment and tag outcomes.

Tone and Style:

  • Polite and appreciative
  • Neutral and efficient, like a smart assistant, not a survey bot

Key Phrases to Use:

  • “We’d love to hear how your support experience went.”
  • “On a scale from 1 to 5, how satisfied were you?”
  • “Your feedback helps us improve — thank you.”

Phrases to Avoid:

  • Don’t ask leading questions (e.g., “Was everything perfect?”)
  • Don’t assume resolution unless confirmed

Required Actions:

  1. Greet with [Customer First Name]
  2. Confirm support ticket interaction reference
  3. Ask the following feedback questions: (Add your questions, for example:)
    – On a scale from 1 to 5, how satisfied were you with the support?
    – Was anything unresolved or unclear during the interaction?
  4. If score ≤ [X] → escalate to [QA Owner or Manager]
  5. If score ≥ [X] → log as [Positive Feedback]
  6. If no response or unsure → tag and exit, retry logic optional

Escalation Rules:

  • Low score or negative comment = flag for review
  • High score = tag for reporting
  • No response = log and retry (once, if configured)

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