By
Mike
By
Mike
This month, we focused on giving support teams more control over how Help Desk Hero analyzes conversations. You can now choose the AI quality level that fits the job, see clearer progress while insights generate, and turn agent analytics into practical coaching plans.
Help Desk Hero now includes a global AI Model Chooser in Settings. Instead of using one fixed analysis level for every job, you can choose between HDH Standard, HDH Advanced, and HDH Pro for different types of analysis.
| Analysis Type | HDH Standard | HDH Advanced | HDH Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top 10 Conversation Analysis | 3 credits | 10 credits Recommended | 15 credits |
| Conversation Analyzer | 1 credit | 2 credits Recommended | 3 credits |
| Agent Analyzer | 1 credit | 2 credits Recommended | 5 credits |
Real-world example: A B2B SaaS company can run everyday conversation analysis on HDH Standard to monitor support volume, then switch Top 10 Conversation Analysis to HDH Pro before a quarterly product planning meeting. That gives leadership deeper insight where it matters most without overspending on every routine analysis.
Automated sync now includes clearer status visibility, including details like whether sync is enabled, the last run, the next scheduled run, and access to recent sync logs.
Real-world example: A SaaS company preparing a weekly customer success report can check the scheduled sync status before the meeting and know whether the latest onboarding, billing, and feature-request conversations have been analyzed.
We added an Agent Coaching Dashboard to help managers move from “interesting analytics” to practical coaching actions. The dashboard surfaces agent-level signals and supports AI-generated coaching plans, making it easier to improve consistency across your support team.
Real-world example: A retail support manager notices warranty complaints are driving negative sentiment. With the Agent Coaching Dashboard, they can review which agents are handling warranty conversations well, generate a coaching plan for the rest of the team, and reduce refund escalations before the next seasonal rush.
Agent Analytics now handles duplicate or inconsistent agent names more reliably. When agent names are merged, those merge groups persist, helping reports stay cleaner over time.
Real-world example: A SaaS support lead might see “Sarah,” “Sarah P.,” and “Sarah Parker” appear as separate agents in conversation analysis. Persistent merges help group those records correctly, so coaching decisions are based on the agent’s full performance history instead of fragmented data.
Credit usage has been tightened around AI-powered coaching plans and analysis requests. This helps teams understand when credits are used and reduces surprises when working across monthly credits and add-on credit packs.
Benefit: support leaders can budget analysis and coaching work more confidently during high-volume periods like product launches, sales campaigns, or seasonal support spikes.
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Hey, I’m Mike Belanger, a business enthusiast with over 15 years of experience in designing, web and app development, business management, digital marketing, customer psychology and optimizing businesses. I love making businesses grow and operate smoother.