Tickets that arrive already prioritized
WineSpot pulls every channel — email, website chat, and your phone line — into one dashboard, and the AI resolves more than 70% of incoming questions on its own. At Scott Harvey Wines, for example, it now fields the steady stream of quick chat questions — opening hours, order details, the small things that used to come in through the SMS widget and tie up a staff member to answer — so the only conversations that turn into tickets are the ones that genuinely need one, no matter which channel they came in on.
When a question calls for a human — a complaint, or anything the AI shouldn't handle alone — it opens a ticket automatically, already sorted by priority: urgent, high, or low. Cancellations and anything touching money default to high, so they never sit unnoticed; lower-stakes requests are arranged accordingly — all configurable to your rules. Each ticket shows why it was created, how long the customer has been waiting, and a short summary and outcome, so you get the full picture at a glance and close it out when it's done.