Next Level CX: Agentic AI from Inbox to Resolution

Next Level CX: Agentic AI from Inbox to Resolution
Event Info
October 29, 2026
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM CET
German

About this webinar

In this session, Power Reply will demonstrate a practical Agentic AI workflow that addresses one of the most persistent challenges in utility customer service: the slow, manual path from incoming customer inquiries to resolved service cases.

 

What makes customer service slow today:

•    Customer requests arrive across multiple channels (email, chat, phone, self-service portal) and in different languages
•    Utility-specific inquiries – meter readings, billing questions, budget billing changes, bank data updates – require manual reading, classification, and spam-checking before processing can even begin
•    Relevant business data (contract accounts, meter numbers, meter reading dates) must be extracted manually from unstructured messages
•    Manually searching the knowledge base and drafting individual responses consumes significant agent time
•    Recurring, high-volume cases – the bulk of a company's daily inbox – occupy capacity needed for genuinely complex ones
•    Response times suffer and service quality varies with workload, language, and agent experience


We have built the Power AI Service App, a system of autonomous AI agents purpose-built for utility customer service that:
•    Classifies incoming requests – detects spam, category, language, and sentiment across all channels
•    Extracts relevant business data – pulls parameters such as contract accounts, meter readings, and meter reading dates directly from customer messages
•    Summarizes and translates – condenses each case and translates foreign-language emails for the agent
•    Answers questions using an intelligent knowledge base – retrieves accurate, consistent answers grounded in existing documentation instead of relying on manual lookups
•    Executes standard utility processes autonomously – books meter readings, adjusts budget billing amounts, and creates bank data directly in SAP S/4HANA and SAP IS-U
•    Keeps the agent in full control – every agentic step is transparent and documented, with human review built in before any email is sent

This session features a live demo: a customer's meter-reading email moves through all six process steps – inbound capture, spam-check and classification, data extraction, backend booking in SAP, AI-generated response drafting, and agent-reviewed dispatch – with no break in the SAP process chain. While built around the specific process patterns of energy and utility providers, the underlying agent architecture applies equally to any organization handling high-volume, multi-channel customer service.

Why Attend?

By the end of this session, participants will understand:

•    How Agentic AI can automate repetitive customer service activities such as classification, data extraction, and response drafting
•    Where human expertise remains essential, including case review, complex inquiries, and final approval
•    Which technical prerequisites are needed, including SAP Service Cloud integration, structured backend processes, and reliable data across channels
•    How to approach implementation pragmatically, starting with a single high-volume use case such as booking meter readings

Why is this session innovative and interesting for your participants?
Most organizations are still experimenting with AI through chatbots or isolated automation scripts, while embedding AI directly into core, SAP-based service processes remain rare – especially in a way that keeps full transparency and human control at every step. This session demonstrates exactly that: a live demo of a real customer email being classified, processed, and booked into SAP end-to-end, with standard cases handled from inbox to resolution in under a minute. While the use case shown is rooted in the utilities sector, the same agentic architecture applies to any industry with high-volume, multi-channel customer service.

Speakers

Dennis Bock
Principal
Power Reply

When and where

October 29, 2026
11:00 AM ‐ 11:30 AM CET

The online session will run for 30 minutes and will be held in German.