Utilities · Illustrative journey

An outage question needs clarity.

A customer asks about an outage. An approved bulletin and an employee’s guidance make the next step clearer.

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Narrator: Taylor's power just went out. Like everyone on the street, Taylor wants one thing: a clear next step.

Taylor: The power is out on my street. Is there an update?

Virtual Assistant: The current bulletin says crews are assessing an outage in this area. There's no confirmed restoration time yet.

Narrator: The Virtual Assistant shares the approved bulletin and its source. It doesn't guess when the power will return.

Taylor: My building also has a question that isn't covered in that bulletin. Can I speak with someone?

Virtual Assistant: I can connect you with the service team for that question.

Narrator: Morgan, on the service team, joins with the conversation already in view. Agent Assist brings the approved guidance alongside it.

Morgan: I see you've read the outage update. Tell me what's different at your building, and we'll work out the right next step.

Taylor: Thanks. I don't have to explain the whole situation again.

Narrator: AdaptCX. Start with a useful answer, and continue with a person when the situation needs one.

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