Floods of calls when the service drops
A fault in one area multiplies calls within minutes. They all ask the same thing, the queue shoots up and customers with other problems can’t get through.
AI customer service for telecoms operators and ISPs that answers every call without a queue: it checks for an outage in the area, walks customers through the first diagnostic steps, answers billing questions and opens the ticket with everything your engineers need.
A fault in one area multiplies calls within minutes. They all ask the same thing, the queue shoots up and customers with other problems can’t get through.
Why the bill went up, when it’s taken, how to change tariff. Each one ties up a human agent for several minutes, at a cost per call you notice at the end of the month.
No account number, the router not restarted, no idea which lights are on. The engineer has to call back before they can do anything.
The AI voice agent knows your tariffs and procedures and, connected to your systems, the state of the network and of each customer, and handles first-line support from start to finish.
For a telecoms operator or ISP, the phone is where customer satisfaction is won or lost, and with it the churn rate: a customer who waits twenty minutes in a queue over a broadband fault is a customer starting to look at other deals. AI customer service for telecoms providers answers every call at once, resolves first-line queries without human involvement and escalates to your team only what needs an engineer, with the diagnosis already done. The result is shorter queues, a lower cost per contact and tickets that are fixed first time.
Connected to your network system via webhook, it identifies the customer and tells them whether there is a fault in their area and when it’s expected to be fixed, without going through an agent.
It guides the router restart, the check of lights and cables and any tests your procedure sets out, and only opens a ticket if the problem isn’t resolved.
It explains items on the bill, compares tariffs, takes requests for new connections or switching and logs them in your CRM.
Anything that needs a person is transferred to the right queue with the summary, the diagnosis and the customer’s details, so nobody has to repeat anything.
This example is illustrative: fault and customer data come from your systems, connected via webhook.
CallerHello, I’ve had no broadband at home since this morning.
AgentI’m sorry to hear that, let’s take a look. Could I have the account number and the postcode for the account holder?
CallerYes, it’s 48215937, and the postcode is M14 5QT.
AgentThank you. I can see there’s a fault open in your area since nine o’clock, and it’s expected to be fixed before three this afternoon. Would you like us to send you a text message when the service is back?
CallerYes, please.
AgentDone, you’ll get a text message on this number as soon as the service is restored. I’m sorry for the inconvenience.
As many as the simultaneous calls you sign up for, and they scale with your volume. In a fault-driven peak there is no queue: every call is answered straight away.
No. It takes first-line and repetitive queries, and passes your agents the cases that need a person, with the diagnosis done.
With the detail you choose (account number, postcode or the number they’re calling from) and a lookup in your CRM via webhook.
Yes. Every call is recorded, transcribed and summarised, and with supervision licences your quality team can review calls and tune the agent.
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