When it comes to Service Desk interactions, reporting on tickets flowing through the system is one thing. But user satisfaction is another entirely. With this update to Tikit we're bringing performance improvements to web.tikit.ai and Teams bots, support for filtering on requesters in web.tikit.ai and the ability to survey users where it makes sense - right within chat.

Surveys

As an Analyst, all you have to do to use surveys is keep doing what you're already doing. Resolving tickets! Anytime a ticket is marked as Resolved, the Requester receives a notification as they do today with one added benefit - they can now acknowledge if the ticket was resolved to their satisfaction.

Clicking Yes is confirms the response and presents a way for the requester to rate their experience:

Whereas clicking No gives the requester the ability to provide reason why it wasn't resolved to their satisfaction, and it also reactivates it for them.

Reports

And of course the only way to truly round out this kind of interaction is to visualize it. Which is why we've also introduced a new report on web.tikit.ai to show off your brand new survey results.

Filtering on Requesters

Last - we've also updated our list of filters to include the community request for filtering on the Requester within web.tikit.ai.

Bot and Fluent UI Performance Updates

We've also made the first of several upcoming performance enhancements to bot interactions and web.tikit.ai. Both should result in faster interactions with the bots and moving between tickets in web.tikit.ai

These updates are available right now. Enjoy!