Ticket triage
Logs what's broken and how many people it affects, so the right priority is set from the first call.
A caller whose whole office has lost email on the morning of a big pitch. An existing ticket that's gone quiet and the client wants an update. A new starter whose laptop hasn't turned up ready for their first day.
The kinds of call a first-line intake usually turns out to be:
Logs what's broken and how many people it affects, so the right priority is set from the first call.
Notices a full outage and escalates it as a P1 rather than joining the ordinary queue.
Takes status calls and routes them to the engineer already holding the ticket.
Checks for an existing ticket before opening a new one.
No, it logs the issue and its priority, then a first-line engineer takes it from there. The call is about getting the right person on it fast, not diagnosing it itself.
It asks how many people are affected and how badly, and anything that sounds like a full outage is flagged straight away rather than waiting in the ordinary queue.
It can tell you the SLA target for the priority level logged, but the actual fix time depends on the engineer's diagnosis once they pick it up.
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