Normalized claim
Monthly customer interactions handled: 75,000 interactions/month increase
This AI-powered travel assistant now handles more than 75,000 customer interactions every month
tiket.com, an Indonesian travel and OTA company, built an in-house agentic AI assistant called CRATER on Microsoft Foundry, Azure OpenAI Service, Microsoft AutoGen, and Foundry AI Guardrails to streamline customer service for bookings, refunds, itinerary changes, and related travel requests. The solution uses multi-agent orchestration, selects models per use case, connects to real-time operational data, and is embedded into a single in-app conversation flow to improve service quality, reliability, and cost efficiency.
Reported outcomes
75,000 interactions/month
monthly customer interactions handledOther quantified impact
Strategic outcomes
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Monthly customer interactions handled: 75,000 interactions/month increase
This AI-powered travel assistant now handles more than 75,000 customer interactions every month
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Monthly customer interactions previously: 10,000 interactions/month increase
increase from approximately 10,000 monthly interactions previously
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Customer satisfaction (CSAT): 84.6% increase
high customer satisfaction (CSAT) score of 84.6%
Provide faster, more seamless customer service for itinerary changes, urgent refunds, and booking support requests at scale
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CRATER is an in-house agentic AI assistant developed on Microsoft Foundry. It uses Microsoft Foundry model catalog to select the most appropriate LLM per agent and use case, Microsoft AutoGen for multi-agent orchestration, and Foundry AI Guardrails to enforce safety policies. The assistant is embedded in a single in-app conversation flow and connects to real-time operational data including bookings, payments, and refunds to translate intent into system actions.
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