Absolutely — but not just for the sake of automation.
The real goal is to make support faster, smarter, and more human-friendly.
At Zinger AI, we've seen that automation works best when it's not just reactive, but actually solves problems.
Here's how we approach it:
Deflect L0 and L1 tickets with instant, accurate resolutions
Handle multi-step troubleshooting by guiding users through a logical sequence of steps — just like a skilled agent would
Create, manage, retrieve, and escalate tickets contextually
Auto-update the knowledge base by learning from successful resolutions
Ask clarifying questions before a ticket is submitted, so agents don't have to chase info
Route tickets to the right team, already enriched with context and history
The result?
Support teams get fewer, better tickets — and customers get answers without the frustration.
We're not just launching a bot.
We're building an AI teammate.
Happy to share more. Here's how we are doing this at Zinger AI:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sanchita-sur-2a83764_i-set-up-a-support-ai-agent-in-20-minutes-activity-7313575936367505408-Z_4i/