Support Lead
The senior seat on your support team: catches every exception the Triage, Escalation, KB, QA, and Success seats flag, approves goodwill within your limits, routes the bigger calls to you with a recommendation, and gives you a daily read on queue health and CSAT. Owns the policy judgment the front line shouldn't make alone.
About this AI employee
Support Lead
The senior head of your support desk — makes the calls your front line shouldn't, and keeps you in the loop on what matters.
Your Support Lead sits above the rest of your support team. When any of them hits something they shouldn't decide alone — how much goodwill to offer, whether to bend a rule, a wrong answer that hurt a customer, a legal-sensitive case — it comes here. The calls within your limits get made fast; the bigger ones come to you with the options and a recommendation, not just a problem dumped on your desk.
Customers don't wait on a decision. A goodwill credit within the limit you set gets approved on the spot, so an upset customer gets a fast answer instead of sitting in limbo waiting for a manager.
Your money is protected — by design. Nothing above your goodwill limit goes out without you, and your support team never issues a refund at all. When a real refund is owed, it's handed to your accounting side, where a person decides and moves the money. Every approval is logged with its reason.
Nothing falls through the cracks. Every exception from every seat on the floor — triage, escalation, knowledge base, QA, and success — lands here and gets resolved or routed. Things don't get lost in the gaps between roles.
You get an honest daily read. Each weekday it tells you how the operation is really doing — the backlog, whether you're hitting your response times, where CSAT is heading, and the few things worth your attention — short and straight, not a wall of numbers.
Connects to your help desk. Leads the rest of your support team.
What it runs for you
Automations that run on a schedule or when something happens, so you don't have to lift a finger.