Manual triage is one of those small operational tasks that adds up quickly. An email comes in and a case is created. Someone opens the case, reads the email, decides whether it is a question, a problem, a request, or something else, and then updates the case categorization manually. That works when volumes are low.…
One of the most interesting new additions to Dynamics 365 Contact Center is the Service Operations Agent. It promises a more conversational way for administrators to configure, validate, and troubleshoot contact center setup. Instead of navigating through every admin screen manually, you can ask the agent to help create or inspect configuration across workstreams, channels,…
As AI capabilities mature within Dynamics 365 Contact Center, one topic that increasingly surfaces in architecture discussions is prompt handling. Not all prompts are created equal. The difference between Microsoft’s default prompts, administrator-configured prompts in the Customer Service Admin Center (CSAC), and fully extensible Copilot prompt plugins is not cosmetic, it is architectural. At its…
Copilot for Service is undoubtedly one of the most exciting additions to the Dynamics 365 toolkit (says me working almost exclusively with the DCCP). But with great AI power comes great… architectural nuance? If you’ve explored the Copilot experience within a model-driven app, you might have noticed a curious limitation: the sources used for the…