Intercom lacks full-text search within closed support tickets
Intercom does not allow agents to run text searches scoped to closed or resolved tickets, only offering a global search across all tickets. This makes it difficult to retrieve context from past resolved cases efficiently.
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Support agents or users occasionally struggle to locate previous Intercom conversations when relying solely on keyword-based search. The problem is intermittent and context-dependent, suggesting gaps in search relevance or recall rather than a complete failure. This limits the ability to reference historical context efficiently during ongoing support interactions.
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