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    dmw3wx is offline Novice
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    Question tracking customer questions

    In my real job I answer helpline calls. There are probably 150 of us answering questions from about 1000 other employees. I want to create a database of all of the questions that are asked. I am hoping to be able to see trends and patterns in the questions. Because these questions typically are being conveyed through the employee from a customer, it may allow me to see trends from our customer base as well.




    Is there a tool well suited to do this?

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    ?? hard to say if a tool exists

    What is the subject matter?
    I'd recommend setting up some sort of question/topic structure based on your business and questions.
    If you can get some sort of standardized terminology, you'll be able o review questions vs answers in a meaningful way.
    If everything is done via text, then you'll have to deal with typos, spelling and terminology.

    Suggest you give readers a sample of 5-10 representative questions. You might also want to include possible answers, if that applies.

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