Rentokil
Agents must identify the pest, confirm contractual coverage and route the call correctly. The pest grid is consequential, repeatable and suitable for human-controlled AI assistance.
Agentic AI transformation
Client problems first, with Rentokil as the first route to qualify.
How we have applied the brief
Identify a real, consequential client problem.
Find time loss, human error and service friction.
Apply AI only where it improves the outcome.
Test whether the group could own and run it.
Working principleUnderstand the problem, build something practical, then show what the group can do.
Five existing relationships screened
Prioritise readiness and relationship safety.
Agents must identify the pest, confirm contractual coverage and route the call correctly. The pest grid is consequential, repeatable and suitable for human-controlled AI assistance.
Agent Assist remains plausible, but service processes and the approved knowledge corpus should be stabilised before any client involvement.
No compelling process transformation yet.
Regulated environment and active audit scrutiny.
Financial-data risk; limited incremental value identified.
What happens next
The pest-grid problem is specific, operationally important and measurable. We should test the route internally before making any client promise.
Workflow, decision points, contractual coverage and failure risk.
Handling time, error points, avoidable transfers and service impact.
Test whether the group could take responsibility for a defined workflow.
Agree feasibility, ownership and permissions before any client conversation.