Airline Agent Assist demo
Answers reservation agents' policy and trip questions live, with the source, on every call 1:34
What the demo shows
Answers reservation agents' policy and trip questions live, with the source, on every call
Seven agents work every call. The Call Listener picks up each question; Trip Facts reads the booking; the Policy Answerer answers from the current policy pages and the rules, with the passage and the effective dates; the Answer Checker re-reads every answer against its sources and the booking before it is shown — catching, for instance, a pet carrier booked into a bulkhead seat; the Next Step Planner prepares the change, which the agent confirms. When an agent marks an answer wrong, the agents find the cause, every caller who heard it and the fix; the page owner signs the fix after the page's test questions pass and a supervisor approves any refunds. Every value is cited; nothing changes unseen.
Transcript
- Airline Agent Assist answers reservation agents' policy and trip questions live, with the source, on every call.
- Today, agents search policy pages while callers wait, and each second costs a large airline about $100,000 a year.
- Renee takes a call.
- Jolene wants her emotional support dog to fly free.
- As she speaks, the rail answers.
- The dog flies as a pet, $150 each way, and Seed date D won't fit the carrier.
- Each answer shows its source.
- One click opens the federal rule.
- A service animal? Only if trained for a task.
- The rail flags it as regulated.
- The fee rises in November.
- Adding the pet today keeps the $150 price.
- Nothing changes until Rene confirms the prepared change.
- Notes are drafted. A flagged wrong answer shows every caller who heard it.
- Every answer cited, every change confirmed, every step logged.
- Calls about 10% shorter, an estimated $5 million a year.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.