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As your company grows, the number of cases your agents handle daily in Salesforce increases significantly. This surge can overwhelm your support team, as they need to sift through vast amounts of information to find the right documentation to resolve each case. Consequently, customers might experience delays, waiting hours, or even days for a response.
The Unleash Salesforce Case Assistant addresses this challenge by giving case summaries and suggesting answers to help resolve the case. This tool can greatly reduce support interactions by providing agents with automated response suggestions and highlighting pertinent articles from your designated knowledge base. When a relevant answer is found, the bot offers it along with useful resources for reference, enabling quicker and more efficient case resolution.
Step 1 | Creating a Salesforce Case Assistant
To create a Salesforce assistant:
Open the Assistants page from the Unleash panel.
Click +New Assistant.
Click Salesforce Case Assistant.
Give your Assistant a name.
Note: You will need to contcat your Unelash representative in order to add the Salesforce assistant to your Salesforce suite.
Step 2 | Configuring the Assistant Preferences
Adjust Tone
Configure the tone that the assistant will adopt when delivering suggestions. You can set the tone to neutral, assertive, and confident, with the default being neutral.
To adjust the assistant’s tone:
Click on the dropdown for Adjust Tone.
Select:
Neutral: This is the default tone. It mirrors the language style documented in your resources and provides a balanced and professional response.
Assertive: This tone is direct and clear, communicating the necessary information with authority. It is used when conveying a strong stance.
Confident: This tone is positive and assured, instilling confidence in the customer. It is used when reassuring the customer or demonstrating expertise.
Response Length
Configure the response length that the assistant will use to deliver suggestions. You can set the response length to short, standard, or long, with the default being standard.
To configure the response length:
Click on the dropdown for Response Length.
Select:
Short: Typically consists of 1-2 sentences, providing quick, straightforward suggestions.
Standard: Slightly longer, usually a paragraph or a few sentences, offering more detailed explanations.
Long: In-depth and comprehensive, often spanning multiple paragraphs or containing detailed explanations.
Step 3 | Configuring the Assistants Knowledge Bases
The knowledge bases you can connect for the assistant are:
Knowledge from Unleash
Knowledge from Apps
Note: Private wikis and links that are set as a data source will be visible as suggestions offered by the bot in cases. Private wikis and links are identifed by this icon:
Knowledge from Unleash
This includes wikis created within Unleash that you can access and whose knowledge and data will be used to generate suggestions. If any card contains a file, the assistant will scan and use the files to provide suggestions.
To configure the assistant’s knowledge base from Unleash:
Click on Select Wiki.
Search and select the relevant wikis.
Click out to close the search bar.
Knowledge from Apps
You can specify the apps and resource types the assistant will search through to generate suggestions. The apps are those that you or the workspace admin connected to Unleash. Narrowing down the scope of filters and prioritizing links enhances the quality of responses by ensuring relevant information is used to generate suggestions.
To configure the assistant’s knowledge base from Unleash:
Click on the App filter.
Click on the relevant app.
A popup will open if you have multiple accounts connected; click on the relevant account.
The Type filter will automatically change to the supported resource type for that app.
If more than one type is supported:
Click on Type.
From the dropdown, select the relevant resource type.
Click on +More Filters (optional).
Refine and filter the knowledge the app will use to generate suggestions. These filters are dynamic and change according to the app and file type you’ve added. Two constants are:
Specific resource:
Search and click the checkbox next to the relevant resource to check specific resources as data sources.
You can select as many as you want.
Once done, click Select.
Last edited: Establish specific timeframes for the bot to draw information from when generating suggestions.
Choose a time filter or scroll to the bottom and select Custom.
Select a time from Before, After, or Between.
Select the dates.
To save, click out.
To add another app, click +Add App (optional).
You can activate knowledge prioritization when you have more than two app sources configured. If no suggestion is found, the assistant will seek information within your prioritized resources and expand its search to other connected resources.
To activate knowledge prioritization:
Click Knowledge Prioritization on the sources to prioritize (you can prioritize more than one).
Click Save.
Step 4 | Using the Assistant in Cases
With the bot invited and the assistant set up, all that’s left is for you and your support agents to get case summaries and suggestions.
Using the case bot:
Open any case.
There will be two tabs:
Summary: This gives you a general summary of the case.
Resolution: This provides suggestions along with the source of the information and related articles, allowing you to click for more details and open the resource.
Click Copy on the suggestion to copy the content and share it wherever you need.
We encourage feedback on the bot's generated suggestions to enhance our algorithm. Agents can hover inside the suggestion and give a thumbs-up or thumbs-down on its helpfulness and accuracy.
Creating a Card from a Resolution
You can create a card to address the specific case. If a similar case arises, the knowledge will be stored in Unleash and ready to be suggested again.
To create a card:
Hover inside the resolutions box.
Click on the three-dot menu.
Click Create a card.
The information from the suggestions and the source will be duplicated onto the card. You can edit it as you wish.
Give the card a title.
Select a wiki to save the card.
We recommend the wiki that was created for this workspace upon the creation of the assistant.
Click Save.