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TaDaa: real time Ticket Assignment Deep learning Auto Advisor for customer support, help desk, and issue ticketing systems

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arxiv 2207.11187 v2 pith:ZGJCTIFE submitted 2022-07-18 cs.IR cs.AIcs.LG

classification cs.IRcs.AIcs.LG
keywords issueticketingassigncustomerdeskhelplearningsupport
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This paper proposes TaDaa: Ticket Assignment Deep learning Auto Advisor, which leverages the latest Transformers models and machine learning techniques quickly assign issues within an organization, like customer support, help desk and alike issue ticketing systems. The project provides functionality to 1) assign an issue to the correct group, 2) assign an issue to the best resolver, and 3) provide the most relevant previously solved tickets to resolvers. We leverage one ticketing system sample dataset, with over 3k+ groups and over 10k+ resolvers to obtain a 95.2% top 3 accuracy on group suggestions and a 79.0% top 5 accuracy on resolver suggestions. We hope this research will greatly improve average issue resolution time on customer support, help desk, and issue ticketing systems.

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  1. A Scalable and High Availability Solution for Recommending Resolutions to Problem Tickets

    cs.LG 2025-07 reject novelty 4.0 of 10

    A ticket-resolution recommender built from clustering, LDA, Siamese and index-embedding models with a high-availability deployment, but the reported 98% accuracy is measured against clusters generated from the same data.

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