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In an interesting development, Airtel has collaborated with Google to simplify its customer service experience by integrating AI-powered Google Assistant with its customer care offerings. Airtel users will now be able to get their accounted related queries resolved instantly through Google Assistant. This new feature will allow Airtel users to have a rich conversational experience.
Currently available in English, the feature will be rolled out in multiple regional languages going forward to help deliver a more personalised experience to millions of Indians and encourage them to get online. It will also keep a track on the questions that customers are asking and enable responses via Google Assistant to improve flexibility and robustness of Airtel Voice Action.
The initiative is a part of Project Next, which is Airtel’s digital innovation program aimed at transforming customer experience across all of its services and touch points. As a part of this plan, Airtel also plans to launch several other exciting digital innovations to bring simplicity and interactivity of its customer experience.
During the launch, Sarang Kanade, Director, Customer Experience & Retail, Bharti Airtel said: “As part of our digital transformation journey, this is another yet innovation to empower our customers. With smartphones fast becoming the norm for every Indian, this will make digital self-care much more interactive and step up the customer experience. We will continue to bring more of such exciting solutions for ‘Digital India’.”
Some of the questions that Google Assistant can answer:
Prepaid-
- What is my data balance Best Offers
- What is my account balance Recharge
- What is my current outstanding?
- Why is my bill so high?
- Bill Summary, Pay bill
- Current data usage?
- What is my current plan? What are available Airtel Postpaid Plans?
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