Tags and Rules
Simple routing is easier to trust and easier to maintain. If your team cannot explain a rule quickly, it is usually too complex.
Tags
A tag should represent a real handling difference. If two categories are handled the same way, keep one tag.
Starter examples:
billing_questionbilling_disputeaccount_access_risk
Rules
A good rule can be explained in one sentence. Keep rules specific and avoid overlap where possible.
Build Order
- Group real conversations by handling outcome.
- Define a small tag glossary.
- Add one sensitive escalation rule.
- Add one fallback rule.
- Test and adjust one rule at a time.
If Something Is Off
Same case routes differently
Look for overlapping tags or conflicting priorities.
Escalation volume is noisy
Narrow broad tags and loosen over-strict conditions.
Sensitive cases are missed
Make sure sensitive rules outrank generic rules.
Cleanup Habit
Monthly:
- Merge redundant tags.
- Remove stale rules.
- Re-test sensitive paths.
Next Step
Continue with Connector Overview.