Description
Handling feature requests manually is messy - you need to check if the feature already exists, tag tickets consistently, aggregate feedback for the product team, and remember to notify customers when features ship. Without a system, valuable feedback gets lost and customers never hear back.
You can configure both the Customer agent and Internal agent to handle feature requests end-to-end by setting up ticket tagging and scheduled tasks for aggregation and follow-ups.
The Customer agent automatically checks if features exist, tags requests consistently, and thanks customers. The Internal agent aggregates requests into summaries for your product team and queues follow-up messages when features ship - so customers know their feedback mattered.
Example
Customer agent
Internal agent
Configuration
Tools
Search knowledge
Parahelp
Search help center and internal knowledge snippets.
Memory
Feature requests
When you receive a feature request, first use the
Parahelp: Search knowledge
tool to check if the requested feature already exists in the product. If it does, inform the customer how to use it and provide relevant documentation. If the feature doesn't exist, use the
Ticketing: Add ticket tag
tool to tag the ticket with "feature-request" and the relevant feature category (e.g., "feature-request:integrations"). Use the
Ticketing: Reply to ticket
tool to thank the customer for their feedback and let them know it has been shared with the product team.
Simulation
Customer action: Ticketing - Submit query ("It would be great if you added dark mode!")
Agent action: Parahelp - Search memory
Agent action: Parahelp - Search knowledge (checked if dark mode exists)
Agent action: Ticketing - Added tag ("feature-request:ui")
Agent action: Ticketing - Send ticket response ("Thanks for the suggestion! Dark mode is a popular request and I've shared your feedback with our product team. We'll notify you if it gets added. Let me know if there's anything else I can help with!")
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