October 8, 2026
Support results and billing replies
Devin’s support metrics improved; the queue cap stays, and follow-ups are set for billing replies and course work.
- First response reached 84%; reopens fell to 12%.
- Devin sends the revised refund reply by Oct 9.
- Manager contacts Marisol Oct 12 and schedules a session for next week.
- Module two is due Oct 14.
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Devin’s support results improved, the queue cap stays for the rest of the plan, and both sides have follow-ups on billing replies and development.
Agreed
| Who promised | To whom | What | By when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manager | Devin | Talk to Marisol and get the first session on Devin’s calendar | Talk Monday, Oct 12; session next week |
| Manager | Devin | Send weekly numbers as soon as the report is out | Every Friday |
| Devin | Manager | Rewrite the billing-dispute refund reply with amount and date blanks; send it for shared macros | Friday, Oct 9 |
| Devin | Manager | Complete course module two, on billing disputes | Wednesday, Oct 14 |
The deadline depends on
- The first session with Marisol next week depends on the manager speaking with her Monday, Oct 12, and scheduling it.
In flight
- Support results: first response within four business hours was 84%, up from 61% in September; reopens were 12%, down from 18%. The stated targets are 90% and below 10%.
- Billing disputes: these are Devin’s slowest tickets and account for most reopens; the first session with Marisol is the awaited input.
- Course: module one is done; module two on billing disputes remains.
Working rules
- The queue cap stays at 25 for the rest of the plan.
- The manager sends Devin the weekly numbers every Friday, as soon as the report is out.
Easy to miss
- Billing disputes drive most reopens, and the planned session with Marisol has not yet happened — follow through on scheduling it after the manager speaks with her Monday.
Growth
- Support-response goal: reach 90% first response within four business hours and keep reopens below 10%.
- Evidence toward the goal: during Tuesday’s outage, Devin answered about 30 tickets within an hour with consistent, clear status notes; Hal asked who wrote them.
- Gap: billing replies can be too vague. In the Lucky Dumpling ticket, the generic refund macro led to a same-afternoon reopen because the customer could not tell whether a refund had been issued.
- The manager’s feedback was that the macro is a starting point, not the full reply.
Feedback
- Last week’s support results — first responses within four business hours rose from 61% in September to 84%, and reopens fell from 18% to 12% — the manager called this real progress while noting the 90% and below-10% targets remain unmet.
- Lucky Dumpling billing ticket — Devin used the generic refund macro; the customer reopened it the same afternoon, unsure whether she had been refunded. The manager said a specific amount and date would have made the reply clear.
- Tuesday’s outage — Devin answered about 30 tickets within an hour using clear, consistent status notes with the next update time; the manager praised this as the first-reply skill discussed the prior week.
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