How to Contact Through Alfred eskom chatbot In South Africa
How to Contact Through Alfred eskom chatbot In South Africa
How to Contact Through Alfred eskom chatbot
Alfred makes your interactions seamless, fast, socially distanced and safe! Eskom wants to minimise queues and delight you as our customer, and thus has launched Alfred the Chatbot. Utilising artificial intelligence to enhance and speed up customer service, Eskom customers can now report a power loss, get a reference number within seconds and get progress feedback on an existing fault – any time of day or night.
Where to find Alfred?
Welcome to Eskom’s new chatbot, Alfred!
Alfred can report an electricity supply fault and follow up on an existing fault.
For postpaid customers, you can use Alfred to let you know what the balance of your account is and log your meter readings.
Alfred can also answer a variety of FAQ’s. We are continuously adding new and exciting functionality to Alfred.
To start a conversation with Alfred, just type ‘Hi’ or click on one of the buttons below:
Alfred wants your meter readings! Make sure your electricity bill is accurate by submitting self-read meter readings to our chatbot! It’s FREE and EASY! Connect with Alfred at https://alfred.eskom.co.za/chatroom/ and click on the METER READ button.
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