Create teams
Set support, billing, technical, success, and admin groups as needed.
Settings define the operating boundaries: who can access data, approve actions, edit workflows, manage sources, and connect systems.
Admins separate support work from sensitive operations.
Routing and approvals are configured as operating rules.
Every setting change remains inspectable.
Settings define the operating boundaries: who can access data, approve actions, edit workflows, manage sources, and connect systems.
control and review
Set support, billing, technical, success, and admin groups as needed.
Define who can view data, manage sources, edit workflows, or approve actions.
Require review for refunds, account changes, exceptions, and sensitive replies.
Map teams, queues, response-time thresholds, and escalation paths.
Set support, billing, technical, success, and admin groups as needed.
Define who can view data, manage sources, edit workflows, or approve actions.
Require review for refunds, account changes, exceptions, and sensitive replies.
Map teams, queues, response-time thresholds, and escalation paths.
Decide who can inspect source, tool, approval, and override history.
Teams
Owners and queues
Unassigned tickets
Roles
Data and action access
Overexposure
Approvals
Sensitive action review
Unsafe execution
Sources
What Aura can cite
Wrong answers
Do not give every user admin access
Separate billing permissions from general support
Require approval for financial actions
Review source managers
Test escalation routes after team changes
Workflows decide how tickets are tagged, assigned, escalated, approved, and audited across channels and teams.
The inbox docs explain channel connection, ownership, tags, summaries, handoff, internal notes, and response-time handling.
Set up organization, knowledge, channels, workflows, preview answers, and a low-risk pilot before expanding automation.
Permissions and approval rules keep support work reviewable.