Semarize
Telecom & UtilitiesService & retention ops

Turn every service call into structured retention and conduct signals

Cancellations, regulated scripts, and repeat contacts happen at a volume no review team can read. Semarize evaluates every interaction and returns typed fields your retention, compliance, and operations teams can query.

RetentionRegulated conductOperational analytics
SService Operations Kitkit run

Kit

Service Operations Kit

Structured signals from a service interaction

cancellation_intentboolean
competitor_mentionedcategory
mandated_disclosureboolean
vulnerability_handledboolean
first_call_resolutionboolean

Output

{

"cancellation_intent": true,

"competitor_mentioned": "RivalTel",

"mandated_disclosure": true,

"vulnerability_handled": true,

"first_call_resolution": false

}

The problem

Service volume hides the signals that decide churn and conduct risk

A regional carrier handles millions of calls a quarter. The moments that matter, a named competitor, a missed disclosure, a customer who needs priority handling, are spoken once and then lost to a disposition code. Sampling a few hundred calls cannot find them, and summaries cannot be queried.

Churn shows up after billing, not before

Customers say they are leaving, and name who they are leaving for, on the call. By the time the disconnect lands in billing the save window has closed.

Regulated scripts are checked on a sample

Ofcom and Ofgem expect mandated information and fair treatment on every call, but manual QA can only listen to a fraction of the volume.

Repeat calls cost money and stay unexplained

Disposition codes rarely say why a customer called back or why a truck rolled, so operations cannot model the drivers behind the cost.

Vulnerability is easy to miss at scale

Priority-services customers and signs of vulnerability surface in passing. Without a check on every call, those moments slip through and become complaints.

Telecom and utilities examples

Service conversations, at operational scale

Run the same Service Operations Kit across cancellations, regulated calls, and repeat contacts, then send the typed fields into the systems your team already runs on.

01 / Retention

Measure save-offer quality on every cancellation

Customers say they're leaving, and name the competitor, before churn ever reaches billing. Semarize captures cancellation intent, the competitor, and exactly which save offer was made and whether it landed - so retention leaders can see which offers actually save accounts at carrier scale.

cancellation_intent = truecompetitor_mentioned = "RivalTel"save_offer = "3 months half price"save_offer_accepted = false
Track customer health

02 / Regulated conduct

Check mandated scripts and fair treatment at scale

Ofcom and Ofgem expect mandated information, fair treatment, and proper handling of priority-services customers on every call. Semarize runs those checks across the full volume, flags vulnerability and complaint handling, and keeps structured evidence for audit.

mandated_disclosure = truepriority_services_flag = truevulnerability_handled = trueaudit_evidence = true
Review compliance use cases

03 / Operational analytics

Explain the repeat calls and field-visit drivers

Repeat contacts and truck rolls are expensive, and disposition codes rarely say why they happen. Semarize extracts issue category, outage correlation, resolution status, and whether a callback or field visit was needed - so operations can model and remove the drivers behind the cost.

first_call_resolution = falseissue_category = "network outage"callback_required = truefield_visit_driver = "line fault"
Feed the warehouse

How it works

How Semarize turns service calls into structured signals

Connect the calls, chats, and tickets you already capture. A reusable Service Operations Kit evaluates the signals that matter and returns typed fields ready for retention, compliance, and operations systems.

  1. Step 1

    Interaction captured

    Calls, chats, emails, and tickets from every queue are sent through the API.

  2. Step 2

    Service Operations Kit runs

    Bricks evaluate cancellation intent, mandated disclosures, fair treatment, and resolution.

  3. Step 3

    Signals extracted

    Retention, conduct, and operational fields come back in the same schema every run.

  4. Step 4

    Evidence attached

    Each regulated field carries quote-level evidence and confidence for audit and review.

  5. Step 5

    Systems updated

    Typed fields feed CRM, retention desks, compliance records, BI, and the warehouse.

Example Bricks

The service signals Semarize returns

Each Brick evaluates one field, flag, or extracted value with confidence and evidence. Bundle Bricks into a reusable Kit for the workflows your service and retention teams run.

Retention

cancellation_intent
boolean

Detects when a customer signals they intend to cancel or switch provider.

true
save_offer_accepted
boolean

Records whether the retention offer made on the call was accepted.

false

Regulated conduct

mandated_disclosure
boolean

Checks that the required regulatory information was read on the call.

true
vulnerability_handled
boolean

Confirms a detected vulnerability or priority-services need was handled correctly.

true

Operational analytics

issue_category
category

Classifies the underlying reason for the contact, grounded in the conversation.

"network outage"
field_visit_driver
category

Extracts the reason a field visit or truck roll was required, when one was.

"line fault"

Example output

Structured signals, not summaries

The same schema comes back every run: typed values, confidence, reasons, and evidence spans tied to the conversation they came from.

Service Operations Kit returned

System-ready fields for retention desks, compliance, BI, and the warehouse

Cancellation intent
true
Competitor mentioned
RivalTel
Save offer accepted
false
Mandated disclosure
true
Vulnerability handled
true
First call resolution
false
Service interaction evaluation
{
  "cancellation_intent": true,
  "competitor_mentioned": "RivalTel",
  "save_offer": "3 months half price",
  "save_offer_accepted": false,
  "mandated_disclosure": true,
  "priority_services_flag": true,
  "vulnerability_handled": true,
  "first_call_resolution": false,
  "issue_category": "network outage",
  "field_visit_driver": "line fault",
  "audit_evidence": true
}

The difference

Why a call summary is not enough for service operations

A summary helps someone read one call after the fact. Service, retention, and compliance teams need fields they can query, compare, route, and audit across millions of interactions.

Call summaries

Written for one reviewer to read later
Inconsistent across agents and queues
Hard to query across cancellations and complaints
Weak evidence for regulatory audit
Do not update retention or compliance systems

Structured service signals

Typed values, flags, and categories
Same schema on every call
Queryable across the full interaction set
Evidence-backed for Ofcom and Ofgem review
Ready for CRM, retention desks, BI, and the warehouse

FAQ

Service conversation intelligence, answered

How Semarize evaluates telecom and utility service conversations and returns structured fields for retention, compliance, and operations.

Yes. A Kit can verify mandated disclosures, fair treatment, and priority-services handling on the full volume, not a sample, and return a pass, fail, or review-needed field with evidence attached.

Get started

Put a check on every service call, not just the ones you sample

Build a Service Operations Kit, run it against the calls you already capture, and get retention, conduct, and operational signals back as typed fields.

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