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Hm! We've tried a few different models for this. Oftentimes when you reply to an existing email thread, you'll get the same person. If you start a new thread, y
by edwinwee 6y ago
Hm! We've tried a few different models for this. Oftentimes when you reply to an existing email thread, you'll get the same person. If you start a new thread, you'll probably get somebody new (since we optimize for fast replies). But even if you get somebody new, we try to pull up state on your account to pick up where we left off. So it sounds like we messed up in those email chains—could you forward them to me at edwin@stripe.com?
We've also been experimenting with more dedicated support for bigger businesses: https://stripe.com/support-and-services https://stripe.com/support-and-services.
- jacquesm 6y agoCS rep affinity could work they way CPU affinity works: as long as there is no reason to switch someone keep the same small set of CS reps associated with that one account. Good reasons to switch: the customer requests it, escalation, their default rep is unavailable or has left the company. Other than that 1:1 relationship between CS reps and customers should be the norm.