Solutions / Telcos

Spot churn risk before a port request

MENA customers often voice dissatisfaction in Arabic before requesting to leave. intella surfaces these signals from recorded calls.

Arabic churn signals in telco calls

Our signal set follows Arabic call patterns in MENA telco contact centers.

Billing disputes

Billing disputes are marked as churn-risk signals in Arabic telco calls.

Roaming and coverage issues

Roaming or coverage complaints are flagged for retention follow-up.

Contract renewal block

Contract renewal questions are tagged for the retention team within 24 hours.

Network quality concerns

Network quality complaints are marked as churn-risk conversations for follow-up.

Multi-SIM intent

Calls about comparing multiple SIMs are tagged as possible churn signals.

Family plan risk

Family plan risk is flagged as a retention event for review.

How it supports retention work

Your team stays in charge; intella points to calls to address first.

intella outputs

  • A daily, prioritized digest of calls showing churn risk
  • Transcript excerpts with the phrases behind each signal
  • Topic clusters showing which issues generate the most calls
  • Trend charts against a 90-day baseline

Team use

  • Retention agents use the dashboard's prioritized call-back list
  • Supervisors review topic trends to surface issues for escalation
  • Network operations uses complaint clusters to prioritize site investigations
  • Marketing reviews offer effectiveness reports when tuning retention campaigns

Telco pilot scope

A 90-day pilot for a MENA telco contact center, with no commitment after the pilot.

Call volume Up to 10,000 min/month
Dialect coverage Identify all 8 Arabic variants automatically
Integration Genesys, Avaya, Cisco, Amazon Connect, or file drop
Signals active Full telco signals from day 1
Duration Pilot duration: 90 days
Pricing $4,000/month, no commitment after pilot

See Arabic call signals with intella

Request a pilot to review churn signals in your Arabic call recordings with our team.