When the old subscriber’s service is still stuck active, or the new one is walking out the door, StraViso Verify and Ops Cloud clear the conflict in 12 seconds and turn the leaver into a 90-day win-back — all from a chat thread.
Customer A moves out, but the provisioning system still shows his service as active at the address. Customer B tries to move in, and the system blocks the order. Every carrier has this — it is called a working-service or active-house conflict. Today the fix is a three-day back-and-forth: manual texts to Customer A, manual proof-of-occupancy for Customer B, and human agents chasing both. Meanwhile, Customer A quietly cancels and Customer B starts shopping competitors.
Agents text both customers. Customer B uploads a lease — maybe. Customer A never replies. A supervisor scrolls through scans. The order sits in a queue while the new subscriber shops alternatives and the old subscriber is never asked if they’d come back.
Ops Cloud texts Customer B a secure link. StraViso Verify runs NLP + AI on a lease, utility bill, or driver’s license — confirming name, address, and document freshness. The conflict closes. In parallel, Customer A gets a digital goodbye that becomes a win-back offer.
When a conflict hits, StraViso runs two flows simultaneously — one to verify the mover-in, one to win back the mover-out. Both close inside the same chat window.
“I asked you to stay.” Soft metric. Lives in a marketing dashboard. Doesn’t move bonus math.
“I lost a subscriber and brought them back.” Line item on the CFO’s report. Directly tied to the CRO’s bonus.
StraViso Verify is in production at a giant U.S. telecom, plugged into a government-grade identity verification service out of Israel. The carrier treats the verification output as a system of record — every check logged, every document timestamped. Ops Cloud delivered to production in six weeks.
Every carrier has an active-house queue. Every carrier has leavers who never got asked to come back. Win-back shows up on the annual report — or it doesn’t.
Owns the ‘subscribers lost’ line item on the annual report. Win-back is how that number gets closed out before it hits the board. Verify margin (7¢ → $1.25) is visible from the first invoice.
Owns the bonus tied to subscriber count. Every leaver you win back is a subscriber you don’t have to re-acquire at full CAC — and it shows up in the same quarter you book it.
Owns agent time and queue length. Every active-house conflict resolved in a chat thread is an agent-hour returned — and a three-day handoff compressed into seconds.
In a 20-minute walkthrough, we will show you StraViso Verify running live, the dual-track Ops Cloud flow, and the unit economics behind a 6-week rollout on your brand.
Every conflict closed is a subscriber kept. Every leaver offered is a win-back booked.
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