Lang.ai CX Platform

AI Workflows for Support Teams: Reducing ticket resolution time by 20% through intelligent automation

Company

Lang.ai

Role

Product Designer

Industry

AI · SaaS · Automation

Duration

2 years

Overview

CX agents in enterprise teams were spending too much time on work that didn’t require human judgment, manually routing tickets, searching for context, and interpreting raw data.

As the sole product designer over two years, I designed and shipped AI-powered features that automated these tasks and surfaced insights directly in their workflow.

Impact:

  • ↓ 20% ticket resolution time

  • ↓ manual routing and repetitive work

  • ↑ faster, more confident decision-making

The problem

Support teams were overwhelmed by volume and complexity.

Agents had to:

  • Manually gather context across tools

  • Interpret unstructured customer data

  • Make repetitive routing decisions

This created slow response times, high cognitive load, and inconsistent customer experience.

The opportunity wasn’t just adding features — it was making the product feel intelligent and proactive.

My role

I owned design end-to-end:

  • Led user research and discovery

  • Defined product direction with PMs and engineers

  • Designed and iterated on multiple AI-driven features

  • Supported implementation and rollout to enterprise customers

Worked across parallel workstreams, shipping features progressively behind feature flags.

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The solution

I introduced an AI layer that reduced manual effort and surfaced the right information at the right time.

1. AI Insights Summary

A high-level view of key patterns in customer conversations
→ Helped teams quickly understand what’s happening without digging into raw data

2. Automated Workflow Recommendations

AI suggested actions and routed tickets based on patterns
→ Reduced repetitive decisions and operational overhead

3. Sentiment Analysis Layer

Real-time understanding of customer tone
→ Enabled more context-aware and empathetic responses


How I approached it

Rather than describing a generic “design process”, I focused on grounding decisions in real usage:

  • Conducted user interviews and behavioral analysis

  • Used tools like Mixpanel and session recordings to identify friction

  • Iterated quickly in Figma with continuous feedback loops

  • Validated designs through usability testing before release

Every decision aimed to reduce cognitive load and improve speed of action.

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Outcomes

Features were rolled out progressively to enterprise customers, allowing for validation in real conditions.

Results:

  • 20% faster ticket resolution through automation

  • Reduced manual workload for CX agents

  • Improved clarity and confidence in decision-making

  • Introduced a new layer of customer understanding through sentiment insights

Key takeaway

Designing for AI products isn’t about exposing more data — it’s about making systems feel useful, timely, and trustworthy.

This project shifted the product from being reactive and manual to proactive and intelligent.

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Let's work together.

If you're building tools for technical teams and want a designer who thinks in systems and speaks to engineers, let's talk.

Let's work together.

If you're building tools for technical teams and want a designer who thinks in systems and speaks to engineers, let's talk.

Let's work together.

If you're building tools for technical teams and want a designer who thinks in systems and speaks to engineers, let's talk.

© 2026 · Judith Lopez · All Rights Reserved

© 2026 · Judith Lopez · All Rights Reserved

© 2026 · Judith Lopez · All Rights Reserved

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