Government

Generative AI at the service of RATP users

Challenge

Anticipate and absorb peaks in customer service activity

Paris Olympics 2024

A few months before the Paris 2024 Olympics, the RATP wanted to offer the best possible user experience from all its websites and apps to welcome visitors, particularly foreigners.

Objectives:

Prevent bottlenecks in customer service and recover calls that can be avoided
Promote multilingual self-care

Project

The DialOnce Omnichannel Bot

To succeed in this challenge, RATP's customer service chose to deploy the Generative AI DialOnce's Omnichannel Bot for its ability to meet the main expectations:

Orchestration of voice channels, whatsapp and forms
Accessible from multiple websites and apps
Handle a dozen macro intentions and a hundred spontaneous intentions
To be operational very quickly and agile enough to adapt to frequent changes in information, especially for the Olympic Games.

Results

Improving self-care performance

Control incoming contact flows

Numerous benefits were observed as soon as the bot was released:

Time savings: in less than 3 weeks the bot was in production
Relevance: answers are immediately available in multilingual format, and are relevant and more personalized.
Great agility in adapting the bot to the needs of RATP's customer service department
Reduced number of incoming contacts

Perspectives

"In the future, we expect AI to be able to ask additional questions for a better understanding of the intention (...) for example, choosing a preferred mode of transport to suggest the best route. That's one of the reasons why we went for this type of product, because we think we're just at the beginning!"

Gaëtan Bultez

Directeur service client RATP

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