What a gap contains
A gap can include:- topic;
- number of affected tickets;
- example Zendesk ticket IDs;
- a suggested procedure title;
- first/last seen dates; and
- status.
- Open
- Dismissed
- Resolved
Impact labels
The interface derives an impact label from the number of affected tickets so repeated gaps are easier to prioritize. Use impact as a triage aid, not a substitute for reading the example tickets. One rare ticket can still represent a severe policy failure.Run gap analysis
Assistant organizations can start a gap-analysis pass from the Knowledge Gaps view. The analysis updates the gap list from relevant Assistant ticket history.Create a procedure from a gap
For an open gap, choose Create Procedure. When example ticket IDs exist, RAUM opens the procedure-learning workflow seeded with those tickets. This lets the procedure learner draft from the actual recurring cases rather than from a generic topic label. Review that draft before activation. Ticket history describes what happened; it does not automatically define what should happen.Dismiss, resolve, or reopen
- Dismiss when the gap is not something RAUM should learn or automate.
- Resolve when the underlying knowledge/configuration has been fixed.
- Reopen a dismissed gap when it becomes relevant again.
A practical workflow
1
Open the highest-impact gap
Read the topic and example tickets.
2
Identify the real cause
Determine whether the issue is missing knowledge, bad targeting, a failed connection, an ambiguous procedure, or model/retrieval behavior.
3
Create or repair the source
Use Create Procedure when new policy is needed, or fix the existing procedure/guideline/source when the information already exists.
4
Retest
Run representative tickets in Copilot Mode or Simulation.
5
Resolve the gap
Mark it resolved only after the underlying behavior is corrected.
Procedures
Learn from past tickets and turn repeated gaps into reviewed policy.
AI Coaching
Investigate poorly rated individual tickets in detail.
