Monitoring alerts, as in B, could be useful, but that seems more like a proactive service management feature. For day-to-day troubleshooting, A and C are where it's at.
Haha, I bet some agents would love to use the install base for upselling, but that's probably not the intended use case. Stay focused on the core support functions, folks!
D is a bit of a stretch. Upselling should be secondary to resolving the customer's immediate needs. The install base is there to help agents provide better service, not to push more products.
I agree, A and C are the key capabilities here. Having detailed product information and being able to link cases to the right services is essential for effective customer support.
Viewing the customer's install base is crucial for agents to understand the current setup and potential issues. Options A and C seem the most relevant for troubleshooting and case management.
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