Ticket Interception is a legacy plug-in for the Moveworks AI Assistant.
Moveworks continuously polls your information technology service management (ITSM) system for new unassigned tickets that it can resolve. When a user files a ticket through the self-service portal or via email, the AI Assistant can intercept these tickets and reach out in-chat with a solution the AI Assistant is confident can solve their issue. It also leaves a comment on the ticket describing its proposed solution.
If the AI Assistant is able to fully resolve the user’s issue, users can give acknowledgement in-chat by responding to the AI Assistant . Then, it will mark the ticket as resolved. If the solution by the AI Assistant does not solve the user’s issue, they have the option to rephrase their issue and add a clarifying comment to the ticket.
Not all tickets are eligible for ticket interception. Filters have been built into this feature to parse out tickets that do not meet the following criteria:
Beyond these default filters, other filters can be configured within the AI Assistant to prevent it from intercepting certain tickets types.
The Moveworks AI Assistant will only reach out about tickets it thinks it can resolve. When a user does not find the reach out helpful, the ticket remains in the queue so an agent can address it later.
The Moveworks AI Assistant polls the IT Service Management (ITSM) system for new tickets on a regular basis (typically every 30 seconds) through API requests. By doing so, the AI Assistant typically sees all new tickets before a service desk agent does.
Once the AI Assistant detects a new ticket, it gets processed through Moveworks Agentic AI which will select different plugins that can put forth potential solutions. The AI Assistant will then present the user with the solution it thinks best solves the user’s issue. The following plugins can participate in ticket interception:
After the AI Assistant processes the tickets, If one or more of the plugins listed above provides a solution to the user’s issue, the AI Assistant will notify the user of the solution(s):
Note: It typically takes around 1.5 to 4 minutes for a AI Assistant to go through the process of polling, analyzing, and notifying the user of a solution.
When the user receives solution(s) by the AI Assistant, they can proceed in a few ways:
The exact resolution can vary depending on the plugin and the channel from which the user takes action (i.e. from chat or the ticket comment). If the solution the user receives doesn’t solve their issue, the user can rephrase their problem or ask for more help from the Service Desk.
When the Moveworks AI Assistant intercepts a ticket, it adds a comment to the ticket that identifies the solution it has for the user. Then, it adds another comment to the ticket saying it has reached out to the user in-chat. Internal note comments are also added — these summarize how the AI Assistant helped the user, and include other relevant pieces of information. Depending on the user response, more comments will be made by the AI Assistant to log interactions between itself and the user. And if the user chooses to get assistance from a service desk instead, the AI Assistant will leave an internal note to agents to help them resolve the user’s issue.
For more on ticket filters, read this guide.
Let’s assume that the user filed a ticket with the subject: What is the Wi-fi password?
AI Assistant reach out in chat
Based on this, the AI Assistant may identify a knowledge article that answers the user’s question, and will reach out in AI Assistant with this answer:

Comment added to ticket with details of the reach out:
The AI Assistant will also add the conversation snippet to the ticket as a comment

If the user marks the issue as resolved by clicking the “Yes, issue resolved” button in chat, the AI Assistant responds in chat:

In the ITSM, the ticket should be closed within a minute or so, with the following comment:

If the user marks the reach out as not helpful by clicking the “No, I need help” button in chat, the AI Assistant responds in chat:

This will also result in the following comment on the ticket in the ITSM:

A similar experience is available for all available plugins.
Forms are a special case in some circumstances, where the form submission results in a new, structured ticket being created.
In this case, if the user fills out the form, the following occur: