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QpiAI Agent Hive

Agent Hive for telecom

See the impact before you act.

Bring the request, live network state, vendor rules and service data together before anyone makes a change.

Network change in progressEngineer approval required
Change requestEnable a network featureScope, maintenance window and rollback plan included
Network contextEverything needed to assess the change
Current configVendor rulesLicencesService KPIs
Engineer reviewCheck, edit or reject
ApplyRun the approved change
CheckWatch service health
RecoverRoll back if needed

What happened is recorded for the next change

A network change rarely lives in one system.

The request is in ITSM. The live state is in OSS. Vendor rules and service data sit somewhere else. Agent Hive brings them together.

Existing systems
ITSMThe request and approvals
OSS and NMSConfiguration and inventory
Performance and alarmsCurrent service health
Vendor documentsRules and dependencies
Enterprise Context

One shared change case

What is changing, what it touches and what must be true.

Agent orchestration

Check, prepare, monitor

Specialist agents work from the same case.

Decision point

The engineer decides

Uncertain or high-impact work goes to the right person.

Recorded outcome

Complete or roll back

Confirm the result and keep the full change record.

The result becomes evidence for future reviews

Engineers can see the source behind every recommendation and every action.

Start with one change that matters.

Pick a workflow your team runs today. Keep the same tools, controls and accountable engineers.

Parameter change

Check the proposal against the network as it is now.

Agent Hive pulls together the request, current configuration, vendor rules and recent changes. Engineers step in when something does not line up.

  1. Read the requestScope and policy
  2. Check the networkCurrent state
  3. Test the changeRules and impact
  4. Review issuesEngineer decision
  5. Schedule itApproved window
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Network change blueprint

See the whole change, from request to result.

The blueprint shows how the workflow can span multiple vendors while engineers remain in charge.

Change requestWhat and whereNetwork checksState, rules and riskVerified resultComplete or roll back

This is an anonymized solution blueprint. It explains a proposed workflow and architecture, not a completed deployment or measured customer results.

Explore the blueprint

Agent Hive works the same way in telecom.

The platform does not change. The network model, vendor knowledge and operating rules provide the telecom context.

Shared Agent Hive capabilities

Enterprise Context

Bring the request, network state, rules and service data into one working case.

Agent Orchestration

Give each specialist agent a clear job while they work from the same evidence.

Evaluation & Improvement

Test behavior on reviewed cases before new rules or templates are reused.

Governance & Deployment

Set permissions, approval points and deployment boundaries for each workflow.

Your existing systemsITSM, OSS, NMS, performance, automation and identityKeep the tools your team already uses
Telecom domain layerVendor rules, network model, change policies and service checksAdd the knowledge specific to your network
Agent Hive platformContext, agents, evaluation and governanceThe same enterprise foundation used across workflows

Run inside the customer boundary

Put Agent Hive next to the systems it needs.

Deploy it in the customer data centre with approved connectors, identity controls and tightly scoped execution permissions.

Customer data centre

EngineersReview and approve
Agent HiveRun the workflow
Network systemsRead and execute

Questions network teams ask first.

The first conversation is usually about ownership, system boundaries and what an agent is allowed to do.

Does Agent Hive replace our OSS, NMS or ITSM?

No. Those systems stay in place. Agent Hive brings together the context needed for the change and coordinates the work around them.

How do engineers stay in control?

Your team decides where approval is required, what counts as an exception and who can authorize a rollback. Engineers can inspect, edit, approve or reject every proposed action.

Can one workflow work across different vendors?

Yes. The shared request and controls stay consistent, while vendor and software-version rules shape the commands prepared for each target.

Where can Agent Hive run?

It can run in your data centre or an approved private cloud. Identity, connectivity, model access and execution rights are set for that environment.

Is the network change blueprint a completed deployment?

No. It is an anonymized view of a proposed workflow and architecture. It does not claim customer results.

Start with a real network change

Let’s map it before we automate it.

Bring the request, source systems, approval points and rollback conditions. We’ll turn them into a practical first workflow.

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