Intercom it's a very useful tool Intercom it's a very useful tool for us. Plenty of good options. But I can't give five stars because some basic functionalities are only available increasing the price. For example: a basic dashboard for support management. If we need more advanced then we will pay for it, but an elementary and basic dashboard for the support team I think must be included on the price.

Amazing improvements to the help center… Amazing improvements to the help center (articles). I'm in charge of keeping all of our articles (writing, updates, etc). Intercom has been making lots of changes to the interface recently that makes my job easier! * Note call out boxes (with COLOR) * tables (formatting, resizing columns, color) * new headers 3 and 4 * "chapters" on the right when you are reading an articles * ability to hide the author (so it's not my name/face everywhere) * more levels within collections They just keep making tiny tweaks that make a HUGE difference!

Transparent way to add custom responds… Transparent way to add custom responds automatically. The way of sorting the cases is not optimized as well. But globally, it's a good tool.

Good Knowledge Base. It would benefit from additional editing capabilities. I write articles for a system KB, and Intercom gives our users an easy way to access that content without leaving our application UI. I just wish some more editing/formatting improvements were introduced. E.g., table cells can't be easily aligned, or the posts (pop-up messages) don't display exactly how you anticipated while writing the draft, for example, if you add some extra lines to distribute the content, those are not always added when the message appears.

Easy to set up. Big impact immediately. We set up our Rippl chatbot using Intercom in only a few hours, and it has handled many thousands of conversations with users so far. There are plenty of guides and tutorials. Adding it to our landing page was easy as we only needed to add a few lines of code. We are now able to focus on handling the complicated questions that really need human answers.