Learn from your CRM history (CRM Audit)

You have past support tickets and want the agent trained on what your customers actually ask.

Available on Growth and Pro.Growth & Pro

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The CRM History Audit analyzes your past support tickets (with personal details stripped out) and proposes ready-to-use training content: topics, sub-topic skills, quick answers, a draft Instructions document, and an evidence report. You review everything and apply only what you want.

Steps

  1. Go to Integrations → CRM Audit.
  2. Start an audit. It runs in the background and analyzes up to roughly the last six months of tickets.
  3. When it finishes, review the proposals:
    • Topics & sub-topic skills — the subjects your customers raise most.
    • Quick answers — instant FAQ pairs for common questions.
    • An Instructions draft — assembled into your canonical template, so it opens in the Sections editor.
    • An evidence report — how many tickets support each suggested rule, plus any conflicts or facts that changed over time.
  4. Apply selectively. Accept the pieces that fit; skip the rest.

By default the audit only states a rule when several tickets back it up, so suggestions reflect real patterns, not one-off cases.

Troubleshooting

  • Audit found little → not enough ticket history, or tickets are sparse → it works best with a meaningful back-catalog.
  • A suggestion conflicts with a current policy → the evidence report flags conflicts and changed facts → trust your current policy and skip the suggestion.