What do you like best about Fin?
Intercom's implementation of AI is the best I've had the pleasure of working with, and it's only getting better.
Things I like about it -
It's easy to set up - the better your knowledge base is, the better Fin becomes.
It's configurable based on your needs - want to tell it to use a different format of English based on a users location? No problem.
Want to make sure bugs or log-in issues get escalated straight to a person? Can do!
Have more complex situations that come up rarely, but do come up and can be repetitive? - Create snippets, perfect!
We have consistently been keeping a 70%+ resolution rate with the work we've done, and it's been a huge help as our little level 1 support agent, for a very complex software.
Our fin involvement rate is also very high at 90% - there's very few situations where you can't use Fin in some way.
New staff also frequently use Fin co-pilot when learning, and this can be connected to a variety of different internal and external sources, which makes it a one-stop shop for getting the information you need at your finger tips.
What do you dislike about Fin?
- You can't create different 'bots' for the different Brands you add into intercom.
- There are quite a lot of options to look at - while intuitive once you look into it, it can get a bit over whelming. I have the benefit of being one of the first people to be able to play with Fin in Australia, so I've adapted as Fin enhancements have grown, but I could imagine how this may be a lot to go over as a newbie - but the staff at intercom are super helpful and I'm sure the implementation to new orgs would be just as amazing :)
- There's no way to teach Fin CoPilot the same way you can with Fin Agent, because each question and answer is only visible to the person using it, it's hard to make sure the information being provided is accurate. It would be handy to have some kind of permission-based option that allowed reviewing these to avoid incorrect education; though in saying that, everyone should always be double-checking information!
Managing fin could be someone's (or two peoples') full time job, don't let AI fool you into believing it's set and forget, you do need to keep things updated, you need to stay ontop of content to make sure it's still relevant, Fin is only as good as the information and time you put in.
What problems is Fin solving and how is that benefiting you?
It's giving my support team the opportunity to work on more complex queries, freeing then up from the easy, repetitive questions which are still important to users to have answers to, but can be time consuming.
Fin also allows our team to work on more things outside of support, or further upskill themselves so they are more equipped to answer the more complex queries that come in.