10 example telecom processes. Each is a governed graph: agents run the reversible steps, and the irreversible ones wait for the role that must sign. Import one and adapt it — your connectors, your signers, your time limits.
| Example | Steps | Gates | File |
|---|---|---|---|
| Network alarm correlation Network alarm correlation | 12 | 2 | JSON |
| B2B churn save-desk B2B churn save desk | 7 | 1 | JSON |
| Bill-shock dispute resolution Telecom billing dispute resolution | 8 | 2 | JSON |
| Inter-carrier settlement reconciliation Interconnect settlement reconciliation | 10 | 1 | JSON |
| Network incident triage & routing NOC incident triage | 9 | 1 | JSON |
| Order fallout auto-diagnosis & remediation Order fallout remediation | 8 | 1 | JSON |
| Revenue-leakage recovery Revenue assurance leakage recovery | 8 | 1 | JSON |
| SIM-swap / port-out fraud-defense SIM swap fraud prevention | 7 | 1 | JSON |
| Truck-roll avoidance Truck roll avoidance | 9 | 3 | JSON |
| Tier-1 care deflection Tier-1 support deflection | 7 | 1 | JSON |
Releasing a number to a new SIM is effectively irreversible during the attack window — it hands over the victim's 2FA — so high-risk port-out/SIM-change requests require a stepped-up human verification before the number is released.