Customer Support Platforms Lack Deep Native AI Assistant Integration
A support platform user wants tighter native integration with an AI assistant, including finer-grained visibility, posting permissions tied to internal policies, and the ability to build custom workflows around it. Shallow AI integrations limit how much support teams can automate without bypassing platform permission controls.
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