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Reply time cut by 7 hours on average
Slow, siloed responses to fast cross-functional replies
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The story is anchored by a single, concrete number going down (7 hours off average reply time), which makes the efficiency claim easy to evaluate. The competitive switch from Zendesk is named explicitly and tied to a specific functional gap, giving the switch credibility rather than leaving it as a vague upgrade. The scale detail of 4,300 weekly emails across 110 employees grounds the stakes before the solution is introduced.
Anchor the before-state with a specific operational load (4,300 weekly emails, 110 employees, 6 teams) so readers in similar situations can self-qualify before the results are even revealed.
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