Fin's Workforce Management Lacks Agent Tracking and Easy Reporting
Support teams using Intercom Fin find its workforce management features immature, particularly around agent activity tracking. Reporting largely requires direct API access, which is a barrier for less technical users trying to monitor team performance.
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