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monday.com deploys Ada's AI Agent across chat and email channels, achieving 42% reduction in agent average handle time

monday.com's customer experience team handled high volumes of chat and email support globally, but their scripted chatbot approach was inflexible, hard to maintain, and required constant manual updates, leaving agents unable to focus on high-value tasks.

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Stage 1 · Customer inquiry arrives
monday.com's customer experience team receives chats, emails, and callbacks globally across multiple channels.
Tools used
Ada
Outcome

With Ada's AI Agent deployed across chat and email, monday.com achieved a 42% reduction in agent average handle time and 64% CSAT on the chat channel, with containment rate growing month over month and substantial resource savings on email.

What failed first

Declarative, scripted chatbots were too rigid to dynamically handle customer inquiries and required constant manual intervention to stay current.

Results
Time saved42%
Volume64%
Source

https://www.ada.cx/case-study/monday-com

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