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Oracle Service

Our customer, Julia, is a facilities manager who has a question about a product she’s purchased. She visits the Supremo HVAC website for more information.

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The customer experiences a seamless handoff to you, the service agent. Instantly showing you the full digital assistant transcript in the B2B console with a consolidated history thread.

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To answer Julia’s question, you’ll need to ask internally for help.

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Why Oracle?

Oracle’s agent assistant and console help speed case resolution by displaying all relevant information in a scrollable thread.

Post Julia’s question in the #inventoryhelp Collaboration tool.

Click “Send”

Collaboration dialogue is appended into a conversational thread within the agent console, and now you can quickly update Julia with the good news from your colleague.

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Nice work! The customer is satisfied and the order can be fulfilled.

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A few days later, Service Monitoring for IoT notices an electronic sensor in Julia’s newly installed air filters is nearing failure.

This triggers a ticket in the service system, which automatically appears in the Service Center.

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You unsuccessfully try to remotely reset the asset, then escalate to the field service team and schedule a service appointment.

Click date to schedule appointment

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Your field technician gets an alert on their phone.

Click to open notification

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Looks like this is an urgent need.

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Your customer, Julia, receives an email confirming the appointment date. She can follow the service truck in the ‘Where’s my Technician?’ app.

Why Oracle?

Extend “Where’s my technician?” capabilities with Oracle Digital Assistant to enable bi-directional interaction between customers and agents to automate simple inquiries.

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Success

The field service technician was able to fix the air filters and your customer, Julia, is satisfied. Nice work!

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