Support — one scorecard, AI and humans as peers
Owner: converging PRODUCT rows designed ONCE. The MAV-OWNED map lists Support as PRODUCT (Folo) ⇄ PRODUCT (Receipt) — the same job on two products, so this pack builds it as one engine-shaped common surface (the map’s own convergence rule). The shape is Folo’s live scorecard (walks §12) — the strongest support surface in the family. Ghost sessions in the inbox are read-first, banner-flagged, time-boxed and fully audited — the live discipline line, kept verbatim.

Scope (§17): one team, one scorecard, per-platform intake. Tickets arrive per platform (the intake chips), agents work ONE queue and rank on ONE scorecard — the scorecard is a cross-platform fact and says so; the ticket rows stay tagged with their intake platform. folo.link: composes all three intakes into this one queue; every mutation deep-links into the owning product’s admin — folo.link writes nothing.

Team scorecard + ticket triage — AI agents and human agents rank in the same table.
Demo dataPartial · Folo live seed
All productsFoloFanogramReceipt
Tickets handled · 28d
3,258
+4.2% vs prior window
DEMO DATA · window: 28d · source: ticket ledger
AI auto-resolve
49.7%
closed with no human touch
DEMO DATA · window: 28d · source: ticket ledger
First response · median
4.6m
all queues, AI + human blended
DEMO DATA · window: 28d · source: ticket ledger
Resolve · median
1.2h
open → resolved
DEMO DATA · window: 28d · source: ticket ledger
CSAT
88
post-resolve survey score
DEMO DATA · window: 28d · source: survey
SLA breach rate
1.1%
oldest open ticket: 19h
DEMO DATA · window: 28d · source: ticket ledger

Every agent, one ranked table
AI agents and human agents are PEER ROWS — same columns, same ranking, badged AI / Human. The live Folo scorecard already does this (Orca and Atlas rank against Dana and Mara) and it is the pattern this family standardises on: an AI agent is a team member with a performance record, not a feature toggle.

Ranked by handled · 28d — the badge is the only difference between an AI row and a human row.
AgentHandledFRTResolveAuto / escalatedHand-off acc.CSATSLA breachBacklog
Orca L1 triageAI1,4120.4m0.6h71% / 29%93.1%860.7%
Atlas billingAI4940.6m0.9h58% / 42%90.2%841.0%
Dana R. Human4026.1m1.4h— / —920.9%7
Mara T. Human3617.4m1.7h— / —901.2%5
Jin H. Human3128.0m2.1h— / —891.6%9
Owen P. Human1779.2m2.4h— / —871.9%4
Kavi N. Human10010.8m2.9h— / —881.4%6
Auto/escalated and hand-off accuracy apply to AI rows only — a human row shows a dash, never a fake number.

AI vs human handling

50% AI auto
AI auto-resolved · 50%AI → human escalated · 26%Human-only · 24%
Hand-off accuracy
right queue, first try
91.9%
When AI escalates, does it hand the ticket to the right human queue? Misroutes cost a second FRT window.

Ghost sessions in this inbox
A support agent may ghost into a user’s session to see what they see. The discipline is non-negotiable: read-first, banner-flagged, time-boxed, fully audited — every ghost entry from this inbox writes to the session log on ghost.html.

Read-first · banner-flagged · time-boxed · audited — session log →