
Fin AI has helped us manage the volume of tickets we receive every day, and it’s been effective at answering our users’ questions with good accuracy. We’ve also set up workflows to route certain ticket types to human agents, and that has been working well so far.
Beyond that, the platform is easy to navigate. The interface is clean, and I can usually find what I need without any trouble. When I can’t, it’s straightforward to reach out to Fin’s customer support—whether through the AI bot or live support agents—and they’ve been very responsive and helpful.
We’ve also integrated Asana, and it’s simple to create Asana tasks directly from the platform. This makes it easier for us to track progress on tasks that involve other internal teams. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
We’ve been running into an issue with how our response times are reported. We want to measure the first response time from our human agents, but because we’ve configured Fin AI to handle tickets first when they come in, the response time is currently calculated from the moment the ticket is created rather than from when the ticket is handed over to a human agent.
We’ve also set up outbound chats, and in many cases users take some time to reply. As a result, the response time can be incorrectly calculated from when the outbound message is sent, instead of from when the user actually responds to that outbound message.
For the Help Center, it would be helpful to have an option to preview an article before publishing it, as well as an option to generate the article URL in advance. We have articles that contain links to other articles, so right now we need to publish articles first just to get the URLs before we can insert the links.
Another thing for the Help Center is that we can't configure the message shown to users for restricted articles. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.