Using agentic workflows in ServiceNow Otto for Telecommunications, Media, and Technology (TMT)
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Summary of Using agentic workflows in ServiceNow Otto for Telecommunications, Media, and Technology (TMT)
ServiceNow Otto for TMT provides agentic workflows that enable autonomous task completion using AI agents. These workflows are designed to handle common Telecommunications, Media, and Technology service scenarios such as troubleshooting, billing inquiries, network incident analysis, risk management, engagement monitoring, renewals, onboarding, and voice quality issue resolution.
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Available Agentic Workflows and Their Uses
- Test and repair telecom service issues: Automatically troubleshoots and resolves service problem cases using multiple AI agents like service problem manager and service repairer.
- Help remediate bill issues: Analyzes billing inquiries to identify causes of high usage and suggests optimized plans based on customer patterns.
- Analyze network incidents: Assists customer agents by tracking network tickets and creating actionable tasks for resolution.
- Analyze risks and recommend solutions: Proactively identifies risks and suggests mitigation strategies with minimal user input.
- Monitor engagement health: Tracks engagement health scores and triggers risk alerts if performance declines.
- Support renewals and expansion: Reviews upcoming renewals and recommends strategies to maximize value realization.
- Trigger risk mitigation touchpoint: Automates scheduling of meetings for risk mitigation purposes.
- Service Exchange onboarding: Guides providers through consumer registration with error checking and resolution support.
- Customer voice quality issue resolution: Helps resolve voice quality problems by assisting customer service representatives with ticket creation and context gathering.
Activation and Execution Guidance
To run agentic workflows autonomously, you must first duplicate the workflow since original workflows and AI agent records are read-only by default. After duplication, activate the workflow, all associated AI agents, and the trigger if you want automatic invocation. Manual invocation is also supported by skipping the trigger activation.
Security is enforced through access control lists (ACLs) and user identities, allowing AI agents and workflows to execute actions under dynamic or AI user contexts. Proper setup of these ACLs is essential for secure operation.
You can test and analyze agentic workflows using the AI Agent Studio to ensure they perform as expected before full deployment.
Use the ServiceNow Otto for TMT agentic workflows to complete tasks autonomously.
| Agentic workflow name | Description | Available AI agents |
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| Test and repair telecom service issues |
The agentic workflow gets triggered when the service problem case is assigned to the case agent and the state of the case is Open or New. The customer raises a case on the service disruption. The service problem case (SPC) starts with the SPC number. This AI agent handles service problem case requests that require troubleshooting, diagnostics, analysis, or resolution when given a task identifier or description. It’s also retrieves relevant context and details related to the task. AI agents perform their tasks to resolve the customer issue. |
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| Help remediate bill issues | The agentic workflow handles billing inquiry requests by analyzing current invoice usage. It provides insights into high bill usage and suggests alternative plans based on customer usage patterns. For example, if a customer with a domestic mobile connection uses it internationally, they may incur extra charges. The bill analysis can identify such international usage and provide an optimal plan to help manage costs. |
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| Analyze network incidents | Assists customer agents in resolving a given incident. It helps customer agents to resolve network tickets by tracking it and creating an actionable task. |
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| Analyze risks and recommend solutions | Retrieves applicable risks and proactively suggests solutions with minimal user intervention. | Success risk manager AI agent |
| Monitor engagement health | Monitors the health score trends for all active engagements and triggers risk signals when declined. |
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| Support renewals and expansion | Assesses engagements due for renewal, analyzes trends, and recommends renewal strategies. |
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| Trigger risk mitigation touchpoint | Automates the creating and scheduling of meetings for a specific user. |
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| Service Exchange onboarding | Assists the provider with the consumer registration process, including step-by-step guidance, error checks during registration, and support for resolving any errors. |
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| Customer voice quality issue resolution | Assists customer service representatives in resolving customer voice quality issues. |
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Enable security implementation to execute AI agents and agentic workflows through access control lists (ACLs) and user identities. ACLs provide the Run As capability to let agents and agentic workflows execute actions either as a dynamic user or as an AI user. For more information, see Implement access control in AI agents.
To run the AI agents autonomously, you must first duplicate the agentic workflow, and then proceed with the following steps:
- Activate the agentic workflow.
- Activate all agents within the agentic workflow.
- Activate the trigger to invoke the agentic workflow automatically. If you prefer to invoke it manually, activating the trigger isn’t necessary.
Once you duplicate the agentic workflow, adjust the settings according to your requirements. Next, you activate the duplicated agentic workflow. You can also test the agentic workflow to analyze its performance in the AI Agent Studio, while it executes the instructions that you defined.
There might be AI agents installed on your instance that are not used in agentic workflows. To learn how to see all agents that are available to you, see Find AI agents.