Connect digital self-service, agent work, knowledge, AI, work orders and field execution.
Connect digital self-service, agent work, knowledge, AI, work orders and field execution.
A high-level view of the Service Transformation journey: each stage, the Oracle application that runs it, and the outcome it drives.
The challengeCustomers repeat themselves across channels and agents search multiple systems, so cost to serve rises while satisfaction falls.
Customers self-serve on portal, chat and messaging with context retained.
Oracle CX Cloud: Digital Customer Service + Oracle Digital AssistantUnresolved needs become service requests with customer and product context.
Oracle CX Cloud: Oracle Fusion ServiceAgents and customers get the best answer from governed, AI-surfaced knowledge.
Oracle CX Cloud: Oracle Knowledge ManagementAI summarises, recommends next actions and drafts responses for agents.
Oracle CX Cloud: Redwood Agent Workspace + AI agentsWork that needs a visit or part flows straight into downstream execution.
Oracle CX Cloud: Field Service + Service LogisticsResolution, effort and sentiment data drive continuous service improvement.
Oracle CX Cloud: Oracle Analytics + FeedbackMost service programmes optimise how fast agents close tickets. We design service so customers get resolved in the first channel they choose, and agents spend their time on the work that truly needs a person.
Self-service, chatbots and AI assistants are only as good as the knowledge behind them. We build governed, measurable knowledge before we automate channels.
When a customer moves from portal to chat to phone, the conversation should move too. Unified case and customer context in Fusion Service ends repeat explanations.
Summaries, suggested answers and next best actions earn trust with agents. Autonomous actions follow, with clear authority and audit.
Field visits, parts, returns and billing are part of the customer's experience. We connect front office service to downstream execution.
Tell us where Service Transformation stands in your organisation today. We will show where to start, which Oracle capabilities matter most, and what value to expect first.