Reported impact
Business outcome
AT&T reports that the first production workflow is delivering value at scale by improving customer experience, reducing wait times, helping employees focus on higher-priority work, and enabling faster response to network incidents.
- Customer Experience
- Productivity Improvement
Solution
AT&T uses Ask AT&T Workflows, an internal extension of its Ask AT&T platform, to let employees design multi-agent workflows through a graphical drag-and-drop builder instead of coding each automation from scratch. In the first production deployment, AT&T Business and technology development teams configured agents to accept customer service update requests, synchronize data across internal systems, and auto-install information in real time, with humans overseeing required checkpoints. For retrieval and context, the agents pull enterprise information from Ask Docs and Ask Data, AT&T’s proprietary GenAI tools that securely house company knowledge and data. The same pattern is applied to network operations: agents ingest alerts and telemetry, correlate issue location, retrieve recent change logs and known-issue records, open trouble tickets, propose remediations, and assemble resolution artifacts for engineer review. Logging, data isolation, retention policies, and role-based access govern each handoff between agents.
Data flow
Employee-built agents created in Ask AT&T Workflows ingest customer service requests or network alerts, pull enterprise context from Ask Docs and Ask Data plus telemetry, change logs, and known-issue records, then coordinate actions such as synchronizing records, auto-installing information, opening trouble tickets, proposing fixes, and compiling summaries for human review.