These are escalations driven by the CS team internally as a result of unresolved queries.
Level 1 Debugging & Escalation → CS agents must deploy Level 1 debugging by themselves to try and identify the issue.
If issue qualifies as Level 2 issue →
Escalate to CS Lead by tagging on #lt-products Slack channel in the same thread
Mention debugging steps carried out
If issue remains unidentified post debugging on Level 2 → CS Lead to escalate to Product Analyst by tagging them on same thread and identify it as Level 3
Level 2 Debugging & Escalation→ To be done by Product Analyst (PA)
If issue resolved →
PA reports the same on concerned thread with proof of resolution
PA highlights operational gaps if any
CS Lead makes additions to Coda doc, if needed.
If issue is unresolved or PA is unavailable / non-existent →
CS Lead / CS agent raises query on #prod-tech-support by creating a JIRA - with relevant details including detailed debugging steps carried out and follows the JIRA | LimeTray Login process provided below:
IMPORTANT: Please do not tag any member from tech team directly on the #lt-products Slack channel.
If issue unresolved:
CS Lead / CS agent raises query on #prod-tech-support by creating a JIRA - with relevant details including detailed debugging steps carried out and follows the JIRA | LimeTray Login process provided below:
When to add escalations - Whenever the CS Lead/Founder Staff is tagged as an escalation on any thread raised on #lt-products Slack channel, it has to be added to escalations tracker by filling out the data columns added in sheet.
Analysis -
Weekly analysis to be done between CS Lead and Founder Staff on escalations - nature, root cause and future course of action.
The same is also discussed with Akhilesh during WBR to obtain further inputs on reducing future escalations or handling them better.
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