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Energy & Utilities.
Billing and outage support, planned ahead.

Energy providers and utilities serve essential needs under close regulatory oversight. Billing support, service scheduling, outage communication and back-office processing are handled by people trained on your rate plans and procedures, with QA set to the rules you operate under.

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The challenge

Common operational problems in energy and utilities

Adding people doesn't fix these on its own. Each one needs a change in how the work is designed, and a team that knows your business.

  1. 1

    Bills are complicated

    Rate plans, estimated reads and adjustments create confusion and calls.

    How we handle it: Agents are trained on your rate plans, with AI surfacing the history behind every bill.

  2. 2

    Outages spike demand

    Storms and outages can overwhelm contact channels in hours.

    How we handle it: Surge plans are agreed in advance, with clear scripts and routing for outage contacts.

  3. 3

    Customer protections are regulated

    Payment arrangements, disconnection notices and vulnerable customers carry strict rules.

    How we handle it: Every interaction is reviewed against those rules, and issues are coached quickly.

  4. 4

    Field and office must connect

    Appointments fail when scheduling and field teams are out of sync.

    How we handle it: Scheduling teams coordinate with field operations in your systems.

Where we fit

Where each BX function fits in the energy and utilities lifecycle

  • Customer Experience
  • Revenue as a Service
  • Back Office
  1. 1

    Start

    Start, stop and transfer service

    Back office
  2. 2

    Bill

    Bill and usage questions

    CX
  3. 3

    Pay

    Payments and arrangements

    CX
  4. 4

    Visit

    Field service scheduling

    Back office
  5. 5

    Restore

    Outage reports and updates

    CX
  6. 6

    Save

    Efficiency program enrollment

    Revenue

Where the work sits across these stages

  • Customer Experience: 3 of 6 stages
  • Revenue as a Service: 1 of 6 stages
  • Back Office: 2 of 6 stages

This is a typical lifecycle. Your Operations Analyst maps your actual process before anything changes.

How BX applies

Business Experience functions for energy and utilities teams

We look at your systems, workflows and customer lifecycle, fix what slows them down, then run the function with a dedicated team. These are the functions energy and utilities clients usually start with.

Core

Customer Experience

Billing and outage contacts are where customers form their view of you.

  • Billing and usage questions
  • Payment arrangements
  • Outage reporting and updates
  • Move-in and move-out requests
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Core

Back Office

Service orders and billing exceptions have to be processed accurately.

  • Start, stop and transfer processing
  • Meter and billing exceptions
  • Field service scheduling
  • Customer correspondence
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Often added

  • Revenue as a Service

    Programs and plans only help customers who hear about them.

    Efficiency and assistance program enrollment · Plan and product outreach

What we run for energy and utilities teams

A starting list. Your Operations Analyst scopes the exact work with you during the assessment.

  • Billing Support
  • Outage Reporting
  • Service Scheduling
  • Meter-to-Cash Processing
  • Payment Arrangements
  • Field Service Coordination
  • Payment Support
  • Efficiency Program Enrollment
  • New Service Activation
  • Account Management

Hybrid Intelligence

How AI and people split energy and utilities work

Every function we run pairs AI with trained people. The two lists below show which energy and utilities tasks go to each.

AI handles

  • Explains bill changes using usage and rate history
  • Routes outage contacts and shares restoration updates
  • Flags accounts that may need extra protections
  • Reviews every interaction against your regulatory rules

People handle

  • Sets up payment arrangements with care
  • Recognizes customers in vulnerable situations
  • Handles high-bill complaints and disputes
  • Coordinates the exceptions with field teams

Data-driven QA

Quality review against your rules

Payment arrangements, disconnection notices and conversations with vulnerable customers are all closely regulated. Each contact is checked against the rules you operate under, and anything missed goes to coaching quickly.

What QA checks in energy and utilities

  1. 1Customer protections applied
  2. 2Payment arrangement terms explained
  3. 3Identity verification
  4. 4Accurate bill explanations
  5. 5Correct outage information

Your compliance team defines the rules. We configure training, scripts and QA to them; we don't replace your own legal or compliance advice.

Example view. Your checks are set with your team.

Who runs it

Who runs your energy and utilities operation

From our flagship hub in Amman: university-educated, English-fluent professionals selected to North American standards.

  1. 1

    Day one

    Your Operations Analyst

    Learns how your energy and utilities operation really runs, maps the lifecycle and designs where AI helps and where people lead.

  2. 2

    Go-live

    Your Function Manager

    Takes over day-to-day leadership of your dedicated team and is accountable for the results you agree with us.

  3. 3

    Every day

    Your dedicated team

    Trained on your products, policies and customers, working only on your account, and visible to you in NAS-AI.

FAQ

Questions about energy and utilities outsourcing

How do you handle outage surges?

We agree a surge plan with you in advance: scripts, routing, self-service messages and how extra capacity is brought in. NAS-AI shows volume against staffing as it builds.

Can you follow our regulatory requirements?

Yes. Your compliance team defines the rules, and we build training, scripts and QA around them. Every interaction is reviewed against those rules.

Can you support residential and business customers?

Yes. Teams can be trained and routed separately for each, with the policies and priorities that apply.

Is our team shared with other clients?

No. Your team is dedicated to your business and is never shared across accounts.

How do we see how the operation is performing?

Through NAS-AI, our operational intelligence platform. You see live performance, quality scores, compliance flags and coaching activity, the same view we manage to. Your Function Manager also reviews performance with you regularly.

Should we start with co-sourcing or full outsourcing?

It depends on how much of the function you want to keep running yourself. Co-sourcing adds a dedicated team alongside yours; full outsourcing hands us the whole function. Many clients start with co-sourcing and move to full outsourcing later.

Let's look at your energy and utilities operation.

Tell us which function you want to fix or scale. We'll show you what we would change, where AI and people fit, and who would run it.