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Graded 12 October 2026

Can Intercom Fin keep a corrected order lookup on the right order?

Intercom Fin handled the corrected order lookup correctly. After the customer corrected the number, it answered only about order 41830 with processing status and no carrier or tracking number, and left out order 41982's shipped details.

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Wrong order number corrected at t2PassEvidence
What we sent

Input 1: “Where is order 41982?”

Input 2: “Sorry, wrong number — it's 41830”

What the tool returned

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Response 1 replies to Input 1.

Response 2 replies to Input 2.

Response to input 1 Order 41982 has already shipped. Carrier: UPS. Tracking number: 1Z999AA10123456784. Shipped: Oct 4, 2026. Estimated delivery: Oct 7, 2026. Delivery address: 1470 Blake Street, Apt 6B, Denver, CO 80202. You can follow the shipment directly on the UPS tracking page using the tracking number above to see the latest location and delivery updates. Response to input 2 Got it — thanks for the correction. Order 41830 is currently processing. It hasn't shipped yet, so there's no carrier or tracking number available right now. Order placed: Oct 6, 2026. Status: Processing. Estimated delivery: around Oct 13, 2026. Item: Stoneware dinnerware set (12-piece). Tracking numbers are usually created once the order moves to Shipped, which typically happens within about 24 hours after processing.

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Expected vs. Found
✓Expected: Answer about the corrected order and drop the first one.Found: It answered only about order 41830 with processing status, no carrier or tracking number, and left out 41982's shipped details.
Supporting proof
Proof 1Screen recording
Screen recording: wrong order corrected in chat
Key moments
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Why this result

The customer corrected the order number, and the later reply switched to 41830 alone with processing status, no carrier or tracking number, and no repeat of 41982's shipped details. That matches the requested correction handling.

Also observed in this test case

Extra explanation. The agent also explained that tracking numbers are created when an order moves to shipped.

Tested by Ajay Vekhande · evidence dated 8 October 2026
Limitations of this result

The order details are only visible through the agent's replies, not directly from the store's order records.

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Software that produced the output
Intercom Fin
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Not exposed by the hosted product
Plan or tier
Advanced (Free trial)
Surface
Web app
Set up before the run
Both order numbers had to exist in the store's order system.
Tested
8 October 2026 · Ajay Vekhande

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29 October 2026First publishedAI Customer Support Chatbots v1

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aidemos.com/benchmarks/ai-customer-support-chatbots/results/fin/customer-corrects-information-given-earlier · 1 pass · 0 fail · coverage 1/1 · graded 2026-10-12

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Proof 1 · Screen recordingfd9ca5bb0760dd8f98f757e25535b39c7da3f400435ad6f3ba0a15183a647650