Make sense of massive operational and subscriber data — keeping the network healthy and the customer relationship with it through prediction, automation, and care.
Telcos run two enormous, tightly coupled systems: a physical and virtual network generating torrents of operational data, and a subscriber base whose loyalty is thin and whose alternatives are one ad away. Both are won or lost on the same currency — experience — and both produce far more data than humans can act on in time.
AI's value here is twofold. On the network, it detects anomalies, predicts faults, and increasingly remediates them before customers notice. On the commercial side, it predicts churn early enough to act, catches the fraud that quietly erodes margin, and resolves the high-volume care contacts that define how subscribers feel about the brand.
We build for the scale and pace of telecom operations — streaming network telemetry, real-time decisioning, and automation that operates within the guardrails NOC and care teams set, with people owning the consequential calls.
Six high-value use cases, each mapped to the AdeptivIQ capability that powers it.
Monitor streaming network telemetry to detect anomalies and degradation as they emerge — surfacing the problem while it’s still small.
Interpret fault signals, decide the right remediation, and execute or stage it within policy — resolving routine network issues before they reach a customer or a ticket.
Identify the behavioural patterns that precede churn early enough to intervene — and target the right retention offer to the subscribers worth keeping.
Detect SIM, subscription, and usage fraud from behavioural and network signals — closing the leaks that quietly drain margin.
Resolve billing, plan, and troubleshooting questions conversationally, and hand off seamlessly to agents with full context when a human is needed.
Let engineers query runbooks, configurations, and incident history in natural language — and get sourced, actionable answers during an incident, not after it.

By the time a network problem becomes a customer ticket, it has already cost you — in experience, in churn risk, and in the scramble to diagnose it under pressure. The data needed to catch it earlier was almost always there; it just arrived faster than anyone could read it.
We turn that telemetry into action. Predictive models detect anomalies and degradation as they form; an operations agent interprets the signal, decides the right remediation, and executes or stages it within the guardrails the NOC defines; and a generative assistant gives engineers instant, sourced answers from runbooks and incident history when a human does step in.
Routine faults resolve before they surface, engineers spend their time on the problems that genuinely need them, and subscribers experience a network that simply works — which is the only network metric they actually care about.
Each use case above is powered by one or more of our core capabilities.