Intercom Reporting Lacks Filter for Directly-Closed Conversations
An Intercom user needs the ability to automatically exclude conversations that were closed directly, without agent resolution steps, from resolution and involvement rate calculations. Without this filter, their support metrics are skewed by conversations that don't reflect genuine agent engagement.
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