Like any agent — human or machine — AI Agent’s responses should be monitored. That’s why we built a few ways for you to observe how the AI Agent behaves.
Head back to your Tickets in Gorgias, and you’ll see a new group of Views for AI Agent:
In these Views, you can see how AI Agent is actually behaving in real tickets with your customers.
Make sure you have at least one person on your team to monitor the Handover view. This is where tickets the AI could not resolve get sent. The handover View will provide you with great insights into why certain tickets may not have been resolved, helping you continually identify gaps in the AI Agent’s knowledge.
A few questions to consider as you review handover tickets:
Give AI Agent additional context with ticket tagging. If you already have tags on your helpdesk, we recommend that you allow AI Agent to use the same tags. If you don’t have a list of tags, using one-word tag names is best to make your inbox easily scannable.
Organized tickets enable AI Agent to quickly understand and respond to inquiries by providing accurate solutions based on previous interactions.
Indicate the tag name in the left column and the criteria for which AI Agent should use these tags in the right column.
The steps above give you a sense of the quality of AI Agent’s behavior. In Statistics, you can also understand how AI Agent is performing in terms of key support metrics.
To track how AI Agent is performing in your account, navigate to Statistics. Scroll down to Automate to find AI Agent.
At the top of the page, you will see AI Agent’s performance in terms of key metrics like CSAT, FRT, and resolution time.
Underneath you’ll see which topics make up most of AI Agent’s interactions. This gives you insight into the volume of tickets by category, as well as the types of questions AI Agent is better (or not so great) at answering.
You can also see AI Agent’s performance next to your human team members, which help you determine things like whether AI Agent is matching your team’s CSAT score.
On the Statistics page, go to Support Performance and select Agent. This will open a view of KPIs and the Performance of your entire support team.
You can see how AI Agent and the rest of your team compare in terms of CSAT, First Response Time, Resolution Time, and the number of Closed Tickets.
You can also see the number of automated interactions your AI Agent completes to get a sense for how much of your overall volume the AI Agent is able to successfully automate. In Statistics, scroll down to Automate and select Overview.
Here, you can see the overall number of automated interactions (from AI Agent as well as other Automate features like Flows), as well as the contribution of each feature toward your automation rate.
