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Telecommunications

AI chatbot for telecom providers

Chatsy answers plan comparison, device setup, and troubleshooting questions from your published guides. It cannot verify identity or see accounts, so plan changes, SIM swaps, billing disputes, and outage details go to your team.

What the visitor sees

Questions to test

What the agent answers, and what stays with your team.

Use these questions as test prompts. Each one should be answered from the source under it. Account-specific answers need authentication and a supported connection.

Plan support

Planning sample

Answer from approved sources

  1. 01
    How do I turn on Wi-Fi calling?Device setup guides
  2. 02
    Which plan includes hotspot data?Plan comparison
  3. 03
    What should I try if my router keeps dropping?Troubleshooting guide.pdf
Boundary

Hand to your team

  • Contract changes and fees
  • Account and SIM changes
  • Outages that need a technician
For example
Can you waive the early termination fee on my contract?
Planning guide. The examples on this page help you scope a test. They do not mean every provider, data source, or action is already connected.

What works today

What Chatsy does today, and what it does not.

Checked against the product in November 2026. Connection only means the account can be connected in the dashboard, but agents cannot run its actions yet.

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What Chatsy covers today
JobStatusHow it works
Answer plan, device, and troubleshooting questionsAvailable todayFrom plan pages, setup guides, and troubleshooting articles.
Link to your outage mapAvailable todayAdd the outage page link as a written answer. The agent cannot see live network status.
Verify identity or change an accountNot availableThere is no identity check or billing system connection.
SIM swaps, plan changes, and contractsYour teamStaff verify identity and decide.
Billing disputesYour teamThe agent opens a ticket with the customer’s name, email, and the issue. Hobby and up.
Run line diagnosticsNot availableThere is no network or diagnostics connection.

Handoff rules

Write down where the agent stops.

When it does, your team sees the whole chat, not a summary.

  1. 01

    An outage in one area

    The agent shares your status page and passes the chat to support.

  2. 02

    A SIM swap or number move

    Identity checks are needed, so the agent hands the chat to a person.

  3. 03

    The guide’s steps didn’t work

    The agent creates a support ticket for a technician with the chat attached.

Not every job belongs to an agent. Emergencies, licensed advice, and decisions nobody has approved stay with people. See the stop conditions

What your team sees

Plan limits

Pick the plan from the limits, not the price.

Troubleshooting chats take several replies each. If one takes 6 replies on a 1-credit model, Standard ($150 a month) covers about 666 chats a month (3,999 ÷ 6) and Pro ($500) about 2,499 (14,999 ÷ 6). Larger support centers need Enterprise for 100,000 credits and 10 seats.

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Plan limits that matter for this workflow
PlanPrice per monthCredits per monthAI agentsSeats, owner includedLive chat and mailboxHide Chatsy branding
Free$04011NoNo
Hobby$4050011YesNo
Standard$1504,00023YesYes
Pro$50015,00055YesYes
EnterpriseCustom100,0001010YesYes

Credits are charged per AI response, from 1 to 30 depending on the model. A reply that would reach the monthly allowance is blocked, and unused credits do not roll over. How credits are counted

Set it up

Four steps, one pilot review.

Record a baseline before the test, use the same time window after it, and keep the result tied to your own conversation data.

  1. 01

    Add the sources

    Crawl the support section with Whole site and include paths (Hobby and up), add plan comparison pages as One page sources, and use Write an answer for the outage map link and your identity-check policy.

  2. 02

    Test in the private playground

    Choose Open playground on the agent overview and ask the test questions above. Only you can see this chat. When an answer is wrong, fix the source and ask again.

  3. 03

    Turn on the handoff

    In Settings, then Modules, turn on Live chat to add the Escalate to Human tool, and Mailbox if unresolved questions should become numbered email tickets. Both need Hobby or higher.

  4. 04

    Publish the widget

    Turn on Allow public chats, then paste the script from the Deploy panel just before </body>. Turning public access off stops the widget from loading.

Sample measurement checklist

Pilot review

Pilot review progress: 0/4

Not a fit

When Chatsy is the wrong choice.

  • Most chats need account data, SIM changes, or identity checks.
  • Customers expect live outage status or line diagnostics in the chat.
  • Your security team requires SOC 2 or single sign-on.
  • You need the agent on SMS or messaging apps. It runs in the website widget and hosted chat page.

Questions before setup

Decide the rules before customers see it.

No. It walks customers through your published troubleshooting steps and hands unresolved issues to your team.

No. Plan and contract changes need an identity check, so the agent hands them to your team.

Account-specific lookups and actions in another system need a supported integration and the right permissions. Check the integrations directory before including either in the workflow.

Use real questions with sensitive data removed. Compare each answer with the approved source, test the handoff, and record any missing or incorrect answer before making the agent public.

Test one narrow workflow first.

Start with five real questions, remove sensitive data, and compare every answer with the source your team approved.

No credit card required