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Aderant Implements Intelligent Ticket Triage System with Amazon Nova Lite
Key points
- Aderant built an intelligent ticket triage system.
- The system uses Amazon Nova Lite via Amazon Bedrock.
- It automates ticket context, classification, and routing.
- Achieved 96% routing accuracy in initial production.
- Recovers 8-14 engineering hours weekly at under $30/month.
Intelligent Ticket Triage System Development
Aderant, a global provider of business management software for the legal industry, created an intelligent ticket triage system. This system utilizes Amazon Nova Lite, accessed through Amazon Bedrock, to automate various aspects of support-ticket triage, including context gathering, classification, routing, and knowledge enrichment.
Operational Impact and Performance
The Intelligent Ticket Analyzer supports Aderant's 38-person SierraOps team, which manages Expert Sierra across 268 client environments. The system reviews new, unassigned tickets hourly during business days, gathering operational context from Jira, Confluence, Amazon Athena, and Microsoft SharePoint to recommend team assignments and resolution starting points. It also automates approved routing and communication actions.
During its first 2.5 weeks in production, the analyzer reviewed 109 tickets and achieved approximately 96% routing accuracy. Aderant estimates this system recovers 8–14 engineering hours per week, with a total operating cost of less than $30 per month.
Addressing Operational Challenges
Before this automation, Aderant's SierraOps team processed 34–40 support tickets weekly, with each requiring 15–25 minutes of manual investigation. Engineers had to interpret requests, locate client details, determine ownership, search documentation, and then assign or redirect work. This manual process led to significant operational toil, including misrouted tickets and increased time for less-experienced team members to find context.
Solution and Future Direction
Aderant sought automated, repeatable investigative workflows to allow engineers to focus on complex troubleshooting and platform improvements. The new system provides autonomous ticket analysis with human safeguards for lower-confidence decisions. This deployment expands Aderant's previous AI initiatives, moving from unified search with Amazon Quick to scheduled, autonomous operational workflows powered by Amazon Nova.
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Reporting from
Aderant, a legal software provider, developed an intelligent ticket triage system using Amazon Nova Lite through Amazon Bedrock. This system automates context gathering, classification, routing, and knowledge enrichment for support tickets, reducing manual effort and improving routing accuracy.