An AI assistant for utility and telecom providers
Takes meter readings and fault reports at the hour people actually notice them.
What people ask it
What is hard now, and what changes
People notice a fault in the evening and your lines close at five.
The report is taken, with the detail an engineer needs, at the hour it happened.
Billing and tariff questions are the majority of every queue.
Answered from your own tariff material, consistently.
An outage produces a thousand identical calls in ten minutes.
A thousand identical answers in the same ten minutes.
What exists on day one
- ✓
Fault reports taken out of hours with usable detail
- ✓
Billing and tariff questions answered consistently
- ✓
Outage questions absorbed instead of queued
The agent, already configured
Nothing to set up from scratch. This is what you get the moment you start — and every part of it is editable.
Meter
Takes readings and fault reports at the hour people notice them
What it collects, without interrogating anyone
- account number
- service address
- fault description
- when it started
- meter reading
The brief it is built from
“A utility and telecom assistant that answers billing, tariff and outage questions consistently, takes meter readings and fault reports out of hours with usable detail, and triages what needs an engineer.”
Open this in the builderThe pages you get
Built from what the agent collects. Nothing to import first.
The parts that matter most here
Adaptive conversation
Your agent reads each person’s intent and tone, then adjusts how it talks — one at a time, never scripted.
Real memory
Your AI agent remembers every person — their history, preferences and past questions — across every session.
14 languages
Your agent detects and speaks 14 languages automatically — no configuration.
Insights
See what people ask, where they drop off and what to improve — explained, not just charted.
Questions
How long does it take to set up an agent for a utility or telecom provider?
Minutes. You describe what you do in a sentence; the agent, its site and its first pages are generated from that, then you edit anything you disagree with.
Does it make things up?
It answers from what you give it — your pricing, your documents, your service list. What it cannot answer it says it cannot answer, and you get a list of those so you can fill the gaps.
Can it live on my own domain?
Yes. Point an A record at us and the agent serves from your domain with your branding and no trace of ours — no menu, no account bar, no badge.
What happens to what it captures?
Everything lands on your dashboard as real records — task board, userbase, status page — which you can export or pull through the API.
The sentence is already written
The agent, its website and its first pages are generated from it — then you change whatever you disagree with.
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