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Inconsistent Routing
A flat mapping table replaced agent guesswork, sending each request to the right application, service desk, and queue.
A Glean agent rebuilt as a conversational front door for Jira Service Management (JSM) issue logging. It routes requests, deflects self-serve issues via RAG, and creates tickets with required custom fields on the fly through MCP.
Employees think app-first (e.g. Teams). JSM organizes work team-first (e.g. CorpIT). That mismatch caused slow issue logging, wrong queues, employee frustration, and missed self-service deflection.
2-3
prompts to ticket
20+
request types routed
15 min
time reclaimed per ticket
The team was already trying to solve issue intake with an agent, but the workflow had been blocked for 3 months by three failure points: Inconsistent routing, Unsupported JSM ticket creation, and Ungrounded deflection.
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A flat mapping table replaced agent guesswork, sending each request to the right application, service desk, and queue.
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MCP reads required JSM fields at runtime, creating each issue type with the right custom fields without manual payload upkeep.
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RAG checks a curated, tagged knowledge base first, surfacing relevant self-serve answers before creating a ticket.
Three architecture moves turned a stalled prototype into a maintainable enterprise intake system.
How the agent routes an employee request from chat to self-service help or the right Jira queue.
Employees describe the problem in plain words. The agent finds the desk, type, and fields. No wrong queues.
One tagged library. Self-serve issues get deflected; everything else reaches the admin with the relevant article attached.
A flat mapping table and runtime field discovery absorb change. New fields or issue types need no developer.