Every ticket is a mystery
Support sees the complaint, not what actually happened to the customer's account.
When a customer reports a problem, TraceX investigates it across your data, code and logs straight away. Support gets the answer, and when a fix is needed, engineering gets the root cause and the pull request.
Support sees the complaint, not what actually happened to the customer's account.
Anything beyond the help docs goes to an engineer, who drops what they were doing.
Days pass between “we're looking into it” and a real answer.
A support email, a Slack message or a Jira ticket starts TraceX on its own: it finds the account, the order and the timing, and checks what happened.
Refund still not received, order #48213
A customer was charged twice for one order
Checkout times out on Safari
When a fix is needed, TraceX comments the root cause on the ticket, with its evidence, and links the pull request that fixes it.
Reported by 3 customers · Priority high
Safari blocks the cookie the 3-D Secure frame needs, so the challenge never loads and checkout waits until it times out 1.
Linked pull request
TraceX drafts the reply from what it found: what went wrong, what is being done about it, and what happens next. Support edits it and sends it.
Refund still not received · My refund from last week still hasn't arrived. Order #48213.
Every escalation keeps its whole story in order: when the problem started, when the customer wrote in, what TraceX found, and when it was fixed.
Renamed the refund state pending → awaiting_payout
The worker finds 0 refunds to process, every minute
“My refund from last week still hasn't arrived.”
93% confidence, with the evidence for each step
Pull request #318, ready for review
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Each new report starts an investigation that support can follow live.
Support sends the drafted reply; engineering reviews the root cause and the fix.
Many tickets are answered by the investigation itself, without pulling in an engineer.
The investigation starts when the ticket arrives, not when someone is free.
Tell customers what happened and why, with the records to back it up.
Support and engineering see the same investigation, evidence and status.
The ticket, the root cause and the pull request stay linked from start to finish.
Read-only access means support can investigate anything without risk to production.
No. Support follows the investigation in plain English and asks follow-up questions the same way.
TraceX comments the root cause on the ticket and opens a pull request when engineering asks, so nobody re-investigates.
No. It drafts the reply; someone on your team edits and sends it.
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