Support

A live support triage miniapp board color-coded by urgency with topic tags, customer tier, and routing suggestions

This pipeline polls your support inbox and ticket system every 30 minutes, pulls all open and unresponded tickets, classifies each by urgency and topic, then builds a live miniapp triage board. The board shows every ticket color-coded by priority, with topic tags, customer tier, time since last response, and a suggested routing — so your support team always knows what needs attention first.

How it works

TriggerRuns every 30 minutes
  1. 01
    Job

    Pull open support tickets

    Query your support platform (Linear, Gmail inbox, or helpdesk) for every open ticket that is unresponded or has been waiting more than 4 hours for a reply. Include ticket title, customer email, time opened, last response time, and any priority tags already set.
  2. 02
    Agent

    Classify tickets by urgency and topic

    Read each ticket and classify it by urgency level (P1/critical, P2/high, P3/normal, P4/low) based on content. Tag each ticket with a topic category (billing, bug, onboarding, feature request, account issue). Cross-reference the customer against your database for tier and subscription status. Suggest a routing — which agent or team should handle it.
  3. 03
    Miniapp

    Build and deploy the triage board miniapp

    Generate a Next.js miniapp showing every open ticket as a color-coded row in a sortable table. Columns: priority badge, topic tag, customer tier, time waiting, subject line, and suggested routing. Include a summary bar with ticket counts by priority and a trend indicator vs. the last scan. Deploy to a public URL.
ResultA live support triage miniapp with color-coded urgency, topic tags, and routing suggestions