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Spend less time gathering context.
Bring account, tariff and service information together for the team handling the case.
Phrony / AI agents for
Connect the context. Resolve the next step.
Help service teams resolve billing questions, investigate incidents and prepare relevant offers. Connect the context across systems, with clear limits on what agents can change.
Self-host Phrony on your infrastructure.
Billing. Service. Network operations.
Estimate your ROIA shared runtime for the work that matters. Start with one agent and measure what changes.
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Bring account, tariff and service information together for the team handling the case.
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Prepare explanations and eligible next steps based on approved information.
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Run agents for service, fraud triage and operations on one execution foundation.
Watch an example
Choose an agent. Follow the request, each step, then the result. Some examples finish a useful draft. Others pause for a person to review.
Choose an example
The request
Why is my mobile bill higher than last month?
Run the example to see the agent work through this request.
Illustrative run with sample data. No live systems are connected.
Make the business case
Use your own workload and costs to explore an agent’s potential value. Start with one responsibility you know well.
Potential capacity freed / month
200 hours
Modelled staff capacity value, not guaranteed cash savings. Validate handling time and quality with your own agent.
Hours freed per month = cases × (current human minutes − future human minutes) ÷ 60. Annual capacity value = hours freed × hourly cost × 12. Year-one net value subtracts 12 months of running costs and one-time implementation. ROI divides net value by those total costs. Simple payback divides implementation cost by monthly capacity value after running costs. The model assumes a full year at the selected volume after launch and excludes ramp-up, taxes and financing. Negative time savings remain negative; payback is not reached when monthly net value is zero or below.
Governance for production agents
As agents take more consequential actions, control and evidence become part of the product.
Make an agent’s purpose, tools and boundaries explicit.
Require approval for designated tool actions.
Keep a record of runs for investigation and review.
These controls support compliance work. EU AI Act compliance depends on the complete system, use case and your role; a runtime alone does not establish it.
Requirements vary by state and sector. Texas’s TRAIGA is one applicable AI law. The NIST AI Risk Management Framework is voluntary guidance, not a law or certification. Map obligations to your own deployment.
These examples are just the start
Customer-facing or behind the scenes: build an agent around the job your business needs done. Connect your tools, define its boundaries and self-host the runtime.