AI Tickets is AI customer service for telecom and internet providers: every call, chat, e-mail and form that needs a follow-up becomes one ticket with the whole conversation, the subscriber identified and the department read from his words. When the AI is sure enough, it answers from your knowledge base; under the threshold you set, a person takes the ticket.
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The counts
What needs a person, what the AI answered alone, how fast and what is overdue sit above the pending tickets, so a supervisor reads an outage day at a glance.
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How Telecom & Internet Providers use it
A fiber subscriber writes at midnight that her connection drops every few minutes; the ticket lands in technical support with her mail as written.
A caller who already reported Tuesday's outage rings again; his new ticket opens with the earlier report beside it, so nobody asks him to explain twice.
A disputed late fee arrives through the chat; billing gets the ticket with every turn of the chat, and a person sends the AI's proposed answer.
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Add it to any contact channel — AI Phone, AI Webchat, AI E-mail or AI Web Forms — or get it inside a solution · See pricing › · Per company, never per seat.
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The help desk
Every subscriber request lands in one list with the conversation on it, so small support teams never search four channels for one case.
Calls, chats, e-mails and web forms open tickets in the same list, each marked with the channel it came from, so the morning shift reads the night's reports in one place.
The contact, the reference he gave and his earlier tickets sit on top before anyone reads a word, so nobody asks a caller to spell his name a second time.
A call's transcript, a chat turn by turn or a mail as the subscriber wrote it stays on the ticket, and a case written in Portuguese can be read in English.
The AI reads the subscriber's natural language to tell whether the case belongs to technical support, billing or installs, and marks it Normal, High or Urgent; your rep can change either one.
The subscriber hears when to expect the answer, four working hours unless you change it, counted in that department's hours, and a ticket past the promise is marked for your team.
Send and close ends a solved case on the spot, and a ticket whose subscriber never wrote back closes by itself after the number of days you choose.
Before a ticket
Each department lists the checks that come first, such as restarting the modem and reading its lights, and the AI asks once whether the subscriber already did them.
The troubleshooting steps go to the address the subscriber gave, with your own videos and support pages, so the fix is in front of him while he tries it.
A question such as whether the light is red or green is asked once, and only the subscriber's own answer settles it, never an assumption made by the AI.
The AI never tells a caller a ticket is open before the record exists, and the confirmation e-mail carries the number he can quote on his next call.
The care desk
The everyday use cases of a provider's week, each handled as one ticket with the whole conversation on it.
Reports pile up from one neighborhood. Each caller hears the notice your team posted, a subscriber with an open case hears it quoted, and every new report becomes one ticket.
Questions about a higher bill are answered from your billing pages when the AI is sure enough, and a dispute waits for billing with the chat attached to it.
A subscriber writes that she moves across town. The ticket reaches the installs department with her mail as written, and your scheduler books the visit from it.
Your supervisor opens the list: what needs a person, what the AI answered alone over the weekend, the median time to an answer and each ticket past the promise.
Answered or held
This is agentic AI in plain words: the AI that answers your subscribers opens their tickets and answers them from your knowledge, inside the limits you set.
Each pending ticket shows how much of the suggested answer comes from your knowledge, and below the threshold you set it stays with a person in Manual review.
Technical support can let the AI answer alone, billing can keep the AI proposing while a person sends, and cancellations can rest with one named colleague.
Under every answer the subscriber can rate it, and the count of cases solved on the first answer shows which of your support pages really settle a problem.
A question held for a person as many times as you set becomes a knowledge gap, so the restart guide nobody wrote yet gets written once for every channel.
Compared
How a shared mailbox, classic help desk software and AI Tickets compare when an ISP wants to improve customer support on the cases that fill its week.
| What an ISP care desk needs | A shared inbox | Classic help desk software | AI Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| A no-service report at night | Read in the morning | A ticket nobody touches until the shift starts | Your restart steps sent at once: and a ticket for the morning listing what was tried |
| Reports by phone | Typed in by whoever took the call | Kept in a separate phone tool | The call opens the ticket: with its transcript and the subscriber identified |
| The same outage reported twice | Two threads, two answers | A duplicate to merge by hand | His open ticket quoted: and no second ticket opened for him |
| Billing disputes | Mixed in with every other mail | Routed by a rule someone keeps up | Sent to billing from his own words: with the AI proposing and a person sending |
| Answers from your knowledge | Copied from old replies | Macros your team maintains | Written from your knowledge: only when the AI is sure enough |
Guardrails
The AI never reads your billing system, so a balance, a credit, a refund or a waived fee is always a ticket your billing team answers itself.
Only the time your team wrote into the outage notice is ever repeated; nothing from network monitoring reaches the AI, and it never estimates when a line returns.
A line for a colleague that the subscriber never sees, such as the cabinet a technician suspects, stays in the ticket's history next to every step.
Every agent of the workspace or administrators only, signing as the department or as themselves, and each person sees only the tickets of his own departments.
Set-up
AI Phone, AI Webchat, AI E-mail and AI Web Forms each open tickets as soon as they run, so the care line and the support mailbox feed one list.
Your website, restart guides and billing pages become what tickets are answered from, and the outage notice is posted there the moment an outage starts.
Who answers, how sure the AI must be, the reply-time promise and the signature, set for technical support, billing and installs one at a time.
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Questions & answers
A support desk where the AI does the first work, built here for internet service providers and phone operators. In AI Tickets every request from the phone, the chat, e-mail or a web form becomes a ticket with the conversation on it; the AI answers from your knowledge when it is sure enough, and everything else waits for your care team.
With AI in customer service for telecom, the customer experience changes first for subscribers: they stop waiting for office hours to report a fault or question a charge. The AI takes the report at once, asks what was already tried, e-mails your troubleshooting steps and keeps one ticket per case, so your reps start the morning from facts instead of a pile of voicemails.
It is ISP customer support software fed by the same AI agent that answers your care line, website chat, mailboxes and forms. A call that needs a follow-up opens its ticket, and the transcript lands on it a minute later, beside the e-mails and chats of the same list.
As sure as you decide. The threshold is a slider from 50 to 95, set at 75 when you start; below it the AI never sends, and the ticket waits in Manual review for a person. Technical support and billing can each keep a threshold of their own.
Only when your team wrote a time into the outage notice in your knowledge. The AI never reads your network monitoring and never adds a cause or a time of its own; the one promise it makes on a ticket is the reply time you set, such as four working hours.
No. It identifies the subscriber from his contact, the reference he gives and his earlier tickets, but it never reads your billing system and never states a balance. A balance, a credit or a payment arrangement becomes a ticket for your billing team.
E-mail always carries the answer, with the ticket number in the subject. The chat answers while the subscriber is still on the page, a text goes from your company line once texting is on, and a call back is placed when he asked for one.
A caller with an open case hears it quoted and no second ticket opens for him. Each new reporter gets one ticket with his symptoms in his own words, two tickets from the same person can be merged, and the list filters by department.
Your billing team. Set the billing department so the AI proposes and a person sends; the rep reads the draft, picks who signs, then sends, sends and closes, or asks the subscriber one more question before anything is promised.
Yes, under your review. After a person answers, the page asks whether that answer was for this subscriber only or belongs in the knowledge; an answer sent to the knowledge waits in Auto-Retraining for your yes, and unanswered questions gather in their own tab as gaps.
Per company, never per seat, so every care rep, technician and supervisor works the same tickets on one subscription. The plans are on the pricing page, and the Front Office runs free for 7 days on your own channels with no credit card.
2 minutes. Give Lisa your website, tell her who answers each department, how sure the AI must be and the reply-time promise, and the channels you already run start opening tickets in one list.
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