1. Anonymize the batch
Remove names, email addresses, order numbers, addresses, and secrets. Keep the ticket text, date bucket, product area, and current reply when available.
support queue / batch 24 · free workflow
Paste a batch of anonymized support tickets and see which questions repeat, which replies conflict, and where a missing policy is creating another ticket.
ranks repeat questions by count and answer conflict, instead of generating a generic FAQ from the most recent ticket. The result is a small object you can inspect: it carries a count, a context row, and a next action instead of asking you to trust a paragraph.
Remove names, email addresses, order numbers, addresses, and secrets. Keep the ticket text, date bucket, product area, and current reply when available.
Ask Gemini for clusters, count, representative_quotes, conflicting_answers, policy_gap, and suggested_faq_question. Tell it not to invent a policy or expose customer data.
A support lead should approve the answer and source it to an actual policy. A high count tells you what to review, not what the company must promise.
Prompt shape for the external tool: return only JSON in this form — {"heading":"…","metric":"…","rows":[{"label":"…","detail":"…","value":"…"}],"next":"…"}. The companion app below uses the same visible result shape locally and makes no AI request.
Load a sample, replace it with your own notes, and inspect the generated object. Sample values are illustrative, not verified facts.
Loading the sample object…
Require representative quotes and inspect the boundary of each cluster.
Keep a policy source field and mark missing source as a gap.
Anonymize before pasting and avoid storing raw tickets in the companion app.
Boundary. Business workflow aid only: it does not create company policy, authorize compensation, or replace a privacy review. An accountable support or legal owner should approve any published answer.
The free board is complete on purpose. The companion app adds a tangible file, history, or handoff only after the result is useful: a print-ready FAQ review packet and saved monthly batches; 12 ticket rows × about 75 seconds of tagging = roughly 15 minutes avoided per batch
open the queue companion