Intercom Paywalls Bot Performance Analytics for Existing Fin Customers
Intercom customers already paying for the Fin AI bot cannot access the analytics tools needed to evaluate bot performance without purchasing additional Pro add-ons. This creates a blind spot where teams are running an AI support layer with no visibility into how well it is working. The inability to assess effectiveness without an upsell undermines confidence in AI-driven support and blocks data-driven optimization.
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