Acredix case · Support with tickets

Acredix supports its users inside its own software

Acredix is a Chilean platform for contractor document accreditation. When someone needs help, they ask without leaving the portal: Andy answers from Acredix help content and, when a person is needed, opens a ticket with the conversation.

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Two portals, two kinds of user

In Acredix, a client company asks its contractors for documents: contracts, certificates, insurance and medical exams. Each side signs in to its own portal, and each has different questions.

Contractors
Upload documents for their company and each worker, and check what is missing or expired.
“Why is my F30-1 still pending?”
Client companies
Set the documents each activity requires, review what arrives and issue work permits.
“How do I make a document required for an activity?”

How a question moves

  1. 1. Ask inside the portal

    The user is already signed in to Acredix. They open the support bubble and write, without leaving the page or sending an email.

  2. 2. Andy answers from Acredix help

    It searches the guides Acredix gave it and answers right away. It does not see the user’s documents or account.

  3. 3. Talk to the team

    When the help is not enough, the user writes a subject and details. The ticket reaches the Acredix team with the conversation.

  4. 4. The team replies from Andy

    People at Acredix pick up the ticket in the Support inbox, leave internal notes and reply.

  5. 5. The user follows up in My requests

    They see the reply in the same chat, answer or reopen the same ticket. When reply email is on, the reply also reaches their inbox.

An example question

Illustrative conversation. Not real Acredix data or answers.

What the contractor sees

  • Answers from Acredix help, inside the portal.
  • Their requests and the team’s replies in My requests.
  • They can answer or reopen the same ticket.

Acredix Support

I uploaded the March F30-1 and it is still pending. Did I do something wrong?

Not necessarily. A person at the client company gives each document its final approval. Until then, it shows as pending.

It has been a week and I need it by Monday.

I can’t see the status of your documents. The Acredix team can check it with you.

Talk to the team

My requests

March F30-1 still pending

Acredix team

We checked: the file you uploaded is from February. Upload the March one and it goes back to review.

What the Acredix team sees

  • Who is writing and what the AI already answered.
  • Internal notes the user never sees.
  • Each ticket’s status and owner.

Support inbox

March F30-1 still pending

In progressContractor

Conversation with the AI · 4 messages

Internal note

The file they uploaded is from February.

Only the support team sees this note

Reply

We checked: the file you uploaded is from February. Upload the March one and it goes back to review.

What it solves for a software team

How-to questions don’t wait

When the answer is in the help content, the user gets it right away inside the portal, without writing an email.

Tickets arrive with context

The team sees who is writing and what the AI already said. Nobody has to ask again what happened.

One problem, one ticket

If the problem comes back, the user reopens the same request with its history instead of starting a new one.

What Acredix brings and what Andy brings

Andy provides the ticketing system. Acredix connects its help content and its portals.

Acredix

  • Its portals and each user’s session. Its server tells Andy who is writing.
  • The help guides Andy answers from.
  • The people who answer the tickets.

Andy

  • The chat inside the portals, the AI answers and Talk to the team.
  • The tickets, the Support inbox and internal notes.
  • Alerts to the team and reply email to the user, when it is on.

Andy

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