Intercom

3 weeks ago | intercom.com | Liam Geraghty

Customer experience is only as strong as the feedback that shapes it but fewer customers are speaking up. In this episode, Isabelle Zdatny, Head of Thought Leadership at the Qualtrics XM Institute, joins Intercom’s VP of Customer Support Declan Ivory to unpack the decline in customer feedback – and what it means for businesses aiming to deliver world-class experiences.

4 weeks ago | intercom.com | Liam Geraghty

Too often in support, more time is spent diagnosing an issue than resolving it – and that’s a problem. In this episode, Maxime Manseau, VP of Support at Birdie, joins Intercom’s Senior Director of Human Support Bobby Stapleton to explore the hidden costs of misdiagnosis in customer support: longer resolution times, frustrated customers, and burned-out agents.

1 month ago | intercom.com | Liam Geraghty

As RB2B scaled, its support team needed a way to handle growing demand without adding headcount. Head of Technical Operations Robb Clarke turned to AI as the solution. In this conversation with Intercom’s Senior Director of Automated and Proactive Support Ruth O’Brien, Robb details how implementing Fin AI Agent created a scalable support system that now resolves 65% of inquiries automatically – saving the team 132+ hours monthly.

1 month ago | intercom.com | Liam Geraghty

As Intercom’s product scaled, we struggled to keep the navigation clear and user-friendly. So how do you redesign information architecture without disrupting users? Senior Product Designer Pranava Tandra breaks down the process, from balancing simplicity with depth to making AI features more discoverable. She chats with Senior Director of Product Management Michelle Fitzpatrick about the challenges, trade-offs, and lessons learned in structuring a fast-evolving product for clarity and ease of use.

1 month ago | intercom.com | Des Traynor

“It’s only prompt-engineering if it comes from the O1 region of Cerebral Valley, everything else is just sparkling specificity” For as long as we’ve had prompts, we’ve been told that prompt engineering will go away in the future. It’s one of those statements that I believe to be true, but also, one that gives everyone lots of false predictions. “Soon we’ll all be able to make apps with just a few sentences” we’re told. I mean, sure.