H
HELM on Zendesk — what the BPO agent sees
Concept v3.0 · fictional data Pillar 6 · Service Delivery
▤ Versions
Z
Zendesk — Agent Workspace
HELM BPO · Tier 1 support desk
Alicia RomeroTier 1 · HELM BPO · EN
AR
Twilio Flex · CTI
Available Queue HELM · Tier 1 · EN — 2 waiting · longest 0:42 · SL 92% ↺ 3 callbacks scheduled · next 4:30 PM
REC
Marcus Bell(813) 555-0149 · BrightSpeed · Connected plan
00:00 warm transfer from HELM AI Agent — same call leg, no re-auth

Views

Your unsolved tickets4
HELM · Tier 1 (EN) — queue5
Callbacks due today3
Pending RMA & follow-ups5
Recently solved12

Shared

Transfer-backs to ISPs · 7 d4
Supervisor — all open19

HELM · Tier 1 (EN) — queue

one desk, many partners — brand column = the ISP
StatusIDSubjectRequesterPartnerViaUpdated
Open#4121 Callback due 4:30 PM — verify mesh extender placement Diane OkaforGoogle FiberFlex voice26 min
Pending#4118 RMA replacement delivery check-in — Ring camera Ray SandovalTDS TelecomHELM AI (API)2 h
On-hold#4113 Schedule field visit — doorbell chime transformer K. OseiBrightSpeedIn-app chat1 d
Solved#4104 Smart lock offline after battery swap P. WhitfieldGoogle FiberFlex voice2 d
Solved#4096 New member onboarding — whole-home scan walk-through T. NguyenTDS TelecomIn-app chat3 d
Ticket ≠ case. Only escalations and human-touch work mint Zendesk tickets. AI-contained sessions never leave the HELM SoR — the member's full journey (including AI-only fixes) shows in the HELM Member 360 app on any ticket. Keeps the CRM lean, the SoR canonical, and the per-agent seat count honest.
HELM · BrightSpeed
MB
Marcus Bellmarcus.bell@gmail.com · member since Mar 2026
HELM · Tier 1 (EN) / Alicia Romero
HELM — support case
helmai_escalatedbrightspeedtier_connectedwifithermostatreturn_caller
H HELM fields set at escalation
Master Interaction IDMI-4471-0007
HELM caseCAS-20481 ↗
Member IDHM-4471-2208
PlanConnected — $15/mo
Entitlement✓ Active · nightly file Jul 13
Identity✓ Verified · ANI + ZIP
Escalation reasonPHYS-ACTION · hands needed
AI confidence82%
Disposition— set at wrap-up
Follow-upnone
Written once by the HELM platform when it created this ticket (Zendesk API). These are reference keys + routing fields — the canonical record stays in the HELM SoR, served live in the apps on the right.
Open

Nest thermostat keeps dropping Wi-Fi — 3rd day (return caller)

Ticket #4127 · Via API — HELM platform · created Today 2:16 PM by Sophie · HELM AI Agent
FLEX call CA9f3d…7e2 ZENDESK ticket #4127 HELM MI-4471-0007 SOR case CAS-20481 · INT-…-03
Sophie · HELM AI Agent created this ticket via API — escalation attached under MI-4471-0007 · Today 2:16:12 PM
S
Sophie — HELM AI AgentAIInternal noteToday 2:16 PM
Escalation handoff — full context attached. I told Marcus: “the specialist will have everything in front of them — you won't repeat a thing.”
Issue
Nest Learning Thermostat (living room) drops off Wi-Fi daily since Friday. Return caller — same issue as Tuesday's AI session; the reconnect I guided then held ~6 hours before dropping again at 2:03 AM.
Verified
Identity — ANI match + ZIP · Entitlement — Connected, active on the BrightSpeed nightly file (Jul 13).
Diagnostics — twin + session
Thermostat on 2.4 GHz at −78 dBm (weak) — living room, served by mesh node B
Node B backhaul degraded since firmware 3.18 (pushed 4 days ago — timing correlates with first drop)
Gateway + nodes A/C healthy · WAN clean · no BrightSpeed outage in the footprint
Guided reconnect Tuesday — held ~6 h, then dropped; thermostat self-test clean (hardware unlikely)
Hypothesis
Weak 2.4 GHz coverage at the device, aggravated by the router firmware change.
confidence82%
Why a human
Physical action required — re-pairing needs hands at the device, and the fix may be a node move. Ruled out: ISP outage · provisioning · thermostat hardware.
Suggested next steps
① Re-pair on a fixed 2.4 GHz channel → ② verify signal ≥ −70 dBm at the device → ③ still weak: node relocation (or extender path under his plan).
AI session transcript Twin snapshot 2:15 PM Tuesday's session · SoR AI-leg recording · transcript offline ~5 min View the API payloads — how this note got here
Assigned to Alicia Romero by Flex routing — queue HELM · Tier 1 (EN) · Today 2:16:58 PM
Voice call connected — warm transfer, member stayed on the same call leg (no re-auth, no second hold) · recording started · transcript processes offline ~5 min after the call · 2:17 PM
notes mirror to the SoR case under MI-4471-0007
call transcript attaches after wrap (offline ~5 min)
CustomerZendesk
MB
Marcus Bellmarcus.bell@gmail.com(813) 555-0149 · Tampa, FL · EN
OrganizationBrightSpeed (partner)
External IDHM-4471-2208
Local time2:17 PM ET
OpenNest thermostat keeps dropping Wi-Fi#4127
SolvedMesh node relocation — TechSee Live#4098
2 tickets total. His AI-only sessions never became tickets — the full journey is in Member 360 below.
HELM · Member 360HELM app
Connected · $15/mo BrightSpeed · acct ••••4471
11devices
1needs attention
73%AI containment
Mildly frustrated — 3-day recurring · leaves for work 3:30 PM
Journey — everything, not just tickets
Escalated to Tier 1 — this callToday 2:16 PM · thermostat Wi-Fi
ZD #4127
AI session — thermostat Wi-Fi dropTuesday · reconnect held ~6 h
SoR only
TechSee Live — mesh node relocation3 days ago · resolved
ZD #4098
AI session — printer offline, fixed3 weeks ago · no human touch
SoR only
Onboarding — whole-home scanMar 2026 · 11 devices mapped
SoR only
live from the HELM SoR · api/v1/members/HM-4471-2208 · keyed by MI-4471-0007
HELM · Sophie co-pilotHELM app
Weak 2.4 GHz at the thermostat, aggravated by firmware 3.18 — re-pair on a fixed channel, then fix coverage.
confidence
82%
Why you have it: physical action required — re-pairing needs hands at the device.
Next steps — from the AI session
1Have Marcus open the Nest app → Settings → Technical Info → read the live signal at the device.
2Re-pair the thermostat on a fixed 2.4 GHz channel — node B is congested since the firmware push.
3Verify ≥ −70 dBm at the device (twin refresh) — below that, move node B or take the extender path.
4Confirm schedule + learning resumed · set a 48-h proactive check.
Talk track

“Thanks for holding, Marcus — I've got the full picture from your session with Sophie, so you won't repeat anything. Your thermostat keeps losing a weak signal in that corner of the house. Let's re-pair it properly and make it stick this time — can you open the Nest app for me?”

Knowledge — HELM KB agent
Nest won't stay on 2.4 GHz Wi-FiKB-1042 · 96% helpful · matches this case
BrightSpeed firmware 3.18 — reconnect issuesKB-1190 · field note · 4 days old
no real-time listening in MVP — co-pilot works from the handoff + live twin, not the live audio
HELM · Connected homeHELM app
Nest Learning Thermostatliving room · 2.4 GHz · −78 dBm · node B
Offline
eero Pro 6 — node Aoffice · gateway · WAN clean
Online
eero Pro 6 — node Bliving room · backhaul degraded since fw 3.18
Weak
eero Pro 6 — node Cupstairs
Online
Ring Video Doorbellfront door
Online
LG C2 OLED TVliving room · 5 GHz
Online
Sonos Onekitchen
Online
HP OfficeJet Prooffice
Online
twin snapshot 2:15 PM · polls on refresh · same twin the AI diagnosed from
TechSee Live · visual sessionHELM app

Step 3 may need eyes on the device — see the LED state and placement instead of asking Marcus to describe them.

Link sent by SMS — waiting for Marcus to tap it…
LIVE · member camera
thermostat — living room wall00:00
session artifacts write to the SoR under MI-4471-0007 — evidence survives the ticket
Interactive concept v3.0 · HELM Pillar 6 — Service Delivery · July 2026 · all names, numbers & IDs fictional · pattern under demo: Zendesk = case & workflow reference · HELM SoR = canonical record · Twilio Flex = the call leg · vendor-swappable by design (Eitan's pluggability mandate)
HELM · Service Delivery · Seam B — the agent workspace

What the BPO agent sees when the AI hands them a call

Working assumption for this concept: Zendesk is the bought case layer. It holds the interaction reference — the ticket, the thread, the workflow — keyed back to the HELM SoR by the Master Interaction ID. HELM's pluggable apps ride inside it; Twilio Flex carries the call.

Zendesk

The desk. Tickets, thread, fields, views — what BPO agents already know.

Twilio Flex

The call leg. Warm transfer from the AI on the same leg — no re-auth.

HELM

The truth. SoR + Member 360, co-pilot, device twin, TechSee Live — as apps.

Interactive concept · v3.0 · July 2026 · all data fictional · Pillar 6 — Service Delivery (Daniel Kemp) · vendor names shown for internal architecture discussion only
BPO ops map — where each requirement lives Sourjo's operational list from the 7/6 thread, mapped onto this stack. Tap a row to jump to it.
Also carried: recording-consent line in the IVR (decision register #7) · per-partner role-based access (Zendesk brands + HELM API scopes) · PII kept in the SoR, referenced — not copied — into tickets. QM: OttoQA scores 100% of Flex recordings, platform-agnostic.
Step 1 of 11

Who serves what
Zendesk — ticket, thread, workflow fields, views
HELM SoR via API — member, twin, co-pilot, outcomes
Twilio Flex — the live call leg, routing, recording
One workspace, three systems — each datum has exactly one home. The Master Interaction ID is the join key.