Standardizing Responses Through Noise Classification

Help desk receives many out-of-scope inquiries but lacked tracking; workflow now classifies them to analyze trends.

1. Issue: Unable to record and analyze noise incidents

Accumulation and Analysis of “Noise” Issues Are Insufficient.
The Information Systems Department acts as a help desk, supporting the company’s IT infrastructure and handling technical inquiries from employees on a daily basis. A team of 20 staff members processes 20 to 30 consultations each day.

However, in recent years, there’s been an increase in “noise issues” that are considered outside the department’s purview, such as questions about “how to use conference rooms” or “home Wi-Fi settings.” The time spent on these issues disrupts their core operations. Furthermore, there’s no system in place to record or analyze this “noise,” making it impossible to understand trends or underlying causes.

As a result, preventative measures and appropriate internal communications are not progressing, and there’s inconsistency in response standards.

2. Solution: Automatic Classification of Case Status

The process owner implemented a system to classify and record case statuses within the workflow.

Specifically, automated steps were inserted before and after “[1. Enter initial response]” and “[2. Enter secondary response text].” Depending on the progress, the status is automatically set to “Initial Response in Progress,” “Secondary Response in Progress,” “Completed,” or “Noise.”

As a result, if the “Noise” button is pressed during the initial response, the status will automatically become “Noise.”

Analyzing accumulated noise data helps reveal inquiry trends, prevent recurrence, and improve operations.

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Inquiry Input [FORM]

An employee enters the details of their inquiry into a form.

Receipt notification received

Received notification of an inquiry.

Enter the text for the first response

The internal help desk agent enters the first response.

・Final Response: Reply with the final response.

Noise: Close the case.

Tentative Response: Reply and transition to a second response.

Final First Response

The first response is sent via email and the case is closed.

Tentative First Response

The first response is sent via email and the case is closed.

Enter the second response.

The technical support representative will enter the text for the second response.

Final Second Response

The second response is sent via email and the case is closed.

Basic Edition
Advanced Edition
Professional Edition
View details of the workflow diagram
Inquiry Input [FORM]

An employee enters the details of their inquiry into a form.

Receipt notification received

Received notification of an inquiry.

Enter the first response

The internal help desk agent enters the first response.

・Final Response: Reply with the final response.

Noise: Close the case.

Tentative Response: Reply and transition to a second response.

Status:Noise

If “Noise” is selected in step 1, the case status will be set to “Noise.”

Status: Resolved

If “Final Answer” is selected in step 1, the case status will be set to “Resolved.”

Status: In progress of second response.

If you select Reply & 2nd Response in step 1, the case status will be set to In progress of second response.

Final First Response

The first response is sent via email and the case is closed.

Tentative First Response

The first response is sent via email and the case is closed.

Enter the second response.

The technical support representative will enter the text for the second response.

Status: Resolved

If a second response is selected in step 2, the case status will be set to ‘Resolved’.

Final Second Response

The second response is sent via email and the case is closed.

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