What Eru reads from Intercom

Eru connects to Intercom via OAuth and uses the API to read your support data. It discovers your specific configuration—custom attributes, tags, team assignments—to build accurate mappings.

Users and companies

Intercom user and company records with all attributes. Eru maps these to customer entities in your other systems, linking support context to CRM, billing, and product data.

Conversations

Support conversations with messages, participants, and state. Eru analyzes conversation patterns—frequency, duration, escalations—as health indicators.

Tags and attributes

Tags applied to users, companies, and conversations. Custom attributes that track customer segments, contract tiers, or support priority. All become part of the Truth Map.

Team and routing data

Which team handles which customers. How conversations are routed. Assignment patterns that might indicate account complexity or escalation frequency.

Why support data matters for RevOps

Support interactions are leading indicators of customer health. Problems surface in support before they show up in usage decline or cancellation requests.

Sentiment signals

Frustrated customers write frustrated messages. Sentiment in support conversations—even without formal NPS—indicates satisfaction levels that predict retention.

Volume patterns

Customers with increasing ticket volume are often struggling. They might be hitting product limitations, experiencing bugs, or failing to get value. High support load correlates with churn risk.

Resolution quality

Unresolved issues and repeat contacts signal problems. Customers who keep coming back with the same questions aren't getting what they need.

Engagement type

Are conversations about bugs and complaints? Or feature requests and expansion questions? The nature of support interactions reveals where customers are on their journey.

Common use cases

Churn risk scoring

Combine support ticket frequency and sentiment with usage and billing data to identify accounts showing warning signs across multiple dimensions.

Customer health dashboards

Surface support context alongside CRM and product data. See the complete picture of each customer relationship.

Escalation tracking

Track which accounts escalate frequently. Correlate escalations with contract size, product usage, and renewal timing.

Support-to-product feedback

Link support themes to product features. Understand which features generate the most support load and why.

Example: Support-based churn signal

Watchlist: Support-Flagged Accounts Entity: customer Conditions: Intercom: - Conversation count > 5 in last 30 days - OR any conversation tagged "escalation" in last 60 days - OR negative sentiment detected in recent conversations Cross-reference: - Customer MRR > $500 (from Stripe) - Contract renewal within 90 days (from HubSpot) Output: - Company name - MRR and renewal date - Recent conversation summaries - Support ticket count trend - Link to Intercom profile Alert: When Enterprise customer appears on list

Setup

1. Connect via OAuth

Eru uses Intercom's OAuth flow. You authorize read access to your workspace data. Credentials are stored encrypted.

2. Eru explores your configuration

The agent discovers your custom attributes, tags, team structure, and conversation patterns. It samples data to understand how you use Intercom.

3. Map to other systems

Eru links Intercom users and companies to entities in your CRM, billing, and product database. It uses email matching, custom attributes, and pattern recognition.

4. Surface support signals

Once mapped, support data becomes part of your unified customer view. Eru can include support patterns in watchlists, checks, and Q&A responses.

Other integrations

Connect Intercom to Eru

Turn support data into actionable customer signals.