Deploy AI-powered troubleshooting for connectivity issues, billing questions, and service activation across every channel.
Intelina Voice· Phone
Guided troubleshooting and automated service restoration on the line, escalating only genuine hard faults.
Intelina Desk· Web chat
Account chat handling billing explanations and plan changes, with the diagnostic trail attached when tier-2 takes over.
80%+
Target Self-Resolution
70%+
Escalation Reduction
25K+ calls/day
Scale Capacity
Figures on this page are planning targets and typical volume distributions for the sector, not measured results from a named customer. We size them against your own numbers during the demo.
The Escalation Spiral
Basic troubleshooting requires agent transfer
Long wait times for tier-2 support
Repetitive diagnostic questions
No automated service restoration
Customer
Menu or queue
Dead end
Contact mix
Where the volume actually goes.
Before deciding what to automate, it helps to see what people are actually contacting you about — and which module is the right home for each slice.
35%Connectivity and device troubleshootingIntelina Voice
TodayScripted questions, then a transfer
20%Billing explanations and disputesIntelina Desk
TodayLong chat with tier-1
15%Plan changes and upgradesBoth modules
TodaySales queue, often abandoned
13%Activation and SIM provisioningBoth modules
TodayManual, multi-step
10%Outage and service statusIntelina Voice
TodayVolume spike floods the queue
7%Hard faults needing tier-2Both modules
TodayReached only after repeating everything
The approach
Guided troubleshooting that actually fixes things
01
Diagnoses in conversation
The agent runs through diagnostic steps naturally, adapting to the customer's answers in real time.
02
Restores service automatically
Triggers line resets, re-provisioning, and config pushes — resolving issues without a technician.
03
Handles billing & activation
Explains charges, processes plan changes, and activates services in the same call.
04
Escalates only when needed
Hard faults go to tier-2 with the full diagnostic trail, so customers never repeat themselves.
What the agent handles
Connectivity & device troubleshooting
Automated service restoration
Billing explanations & plan changes
New service & SIM activation
Playbooks
What each module actually does here.
Not capabilities in the abstract — the specific flows, in order, with the primitives each one relies on.
Intelina Voice
Phone · AI voice agents + customer CRM
Diagnostics that adapt to the answer
TriggerCaller reports a connectivity problem
1The agent runs the diagnostic sequence in conversation, not as a rigid script
2It reads line status from your network systems as it goes
3It skips steps the caller has already ruled out instead of restarting the tree
read_customerhttp_webhook → network status
Service restored without a technician
TriggerDiagnostics point at something remotely fixable
1The agent triggers a line reset or re-provision through your platform
2It waits, re-checks status, and confirms the outcome on the same call
3The action is deduplicated so a repeat request does not reset twice
http_webhook → provisioningidempotent execution
Tier-2 inherits the whole diagnostic trail
TriggerA hard fault the remote steps cannot clear
1Escalation carries the transcript and every diagnostic result already gathered
2The customer does not repeat a single step
3Detected intents and executed actions are on the call log for the follow-up
escalatecall logs
Intelina Desk
Web chat · AI chat + ticketing tool
Bills explained line by line
TriggerCustomer questions a charge in the app
1A registered endpoint returns the signed-in customer's live billing detail
2The whitelist keeps everything else out of the model
3The answer points at the actual line item rather than describing charges in general
data endpointsfield whitelist
Plan changes handled in the chat
TriggerCustomer wants to upgrade, downgrade or add a line
1The knowledge base supplies the current plan terms from your documents
2The change is submitted through a registered action
3Anything with a contractual consequence can be held for approval first
knowledge basedata endpointsapproval queue
Outages answered once, at scale
TriggerA regional outage drives a contact spike
1Status comes from a live endpoint rather than a stale banner
2Every affected customer gets the same current answer simultaneously
3Only customers with a distinct fault become tickets
data endpointsescalation thresholds
Integrations
What it plugs into.
Every connection is something you register in the dashboard — no bespoke integration work on our side.
Network and line status
Registered data endpoint over HTTPS
Provisioning and activation
HTTP webhook tool with idempotency keys
Billing platform
Data endpoint with a field whitelist
CRM and subscriber records
Customer import for voice, session endpoint for chat
Field service and tier-2
Escalation into your queues with the diagnostic trail attached
Guardrails
What it refuses to do.
The limits that matter in this sector, enforced by configuration rather than by prompt wording.
No guessed outage status
Service status is read live. If the endpoint fails, the agent says it cannot confirm rather than reassuring the customer.
Resets run once
Provisioning and reset actions are deduplicated per conversation, so a repeated request does not bounce the line twice.
Contractual changes gated
Plan changes with a commitment attached can be routed through the approval queue before they take effect.
Full diagnostic record
Every step, result and action is written to the call log so tier-2 and any dispute have the same trail.
Rollout
How this actually goes live.
Read-only first, writes behind approvals, then widened once the record justifies it. No big-bang cutover.
01Days 1–3
Connect status and identity
Register the network status endpoint and connect subscriber identity for both channels.
02Week 1
Diagnose, do not fix
Launch guided troubleshooting and billing explanations with no write actions enabled.
03Week 2
Enable remote remediation
Turn on line resets and re-provisioning behind approvals, with idempotency on every submit.
04Weeks 3–4
Set the escalation line
Define exactly which fault classes go to tier-2 and confirm the diagnostic trail arrives intact.
05Ongoing
Close the knowledge gaps
Use the gaps report to document the faults the AI could not resolve, then re-test those paths.
Measurement
What to hold it accountable to.
Each target maps to something the product already reports, so nobody has to build a spreadsheet to find out whether it worked.
Metrics, current typical state, target, and where each is reported
Metric
Typically today
Target
Reported by
Resolved on first contact
Basic issues still transfer
80%+
Escalation rate against contact volume
Escalations to tier-2
High, including avoidable ones
70% fewer
Escalation events by fault class
Repeated diagnostic questions
Asked again after every transfer
None — the trail travels
Transcript review on escalated calls
Outage-day contact handling
Queue floods
Answered at volume
Calls per hour and first-response time
Projected outcomes
What success looks like
80%+
Resolved on first contact
No transfer, no tier-2 queue.
70%+
Fewer escalations
Only genuine hard faults reach a human.
25K+
Calls per day
Scales across outages and demand spikes.
Most outages and billing questions get fixed in the first call — before a human is ever needed.
Telecommunications questions
What buyers in this sector ask first.
It can act, if you register the action. Line resets and re-provisioning run as tools you define in the dashboard, and the agent confirms the outcome on the same call. What it cannot do is anything you have not registered.
See this running on your own telecommunications data.
Bring one line or one queue and your real numbers. We will size the plan against them on the call rather than quoting the targets on this page back at you.