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Across
  1. 2. Located in CAP, this helps guide you through your calls.
  2. 3. Tells the STB and the TV what to do, once programmed.
  3. 5. When an entire neighbourhood/city/region experiences issues.
  4. 8. This part of your WFE flow deals with Customer Education.
  5. 10. The tool we use to find the status of a technician appointment (where is that guy, anyways?).
  6. 12. Where we tune in to watch U-verse on a television.
  7. 13. If the customer has an ONT, the fiber cable goes all the way here.
  8. 15. "Where's my order?" tool.
  9. 18. IP address type that never changes.
  10. 19. Tool that lets us log into the customer's RG remotely.
  11. 22. The best way to reach out for help from your team.
  12. 25. Live this every day to make the customer's experience unique and memorable.
  13. 27. "Client Unprovisioned" message on a STB/DVR means this box is...
  14. 29. Your work phone.
  15. 30. This light is needed for everything to work, but cannot exist without the second most important light on the modem.
  16. 31. The cord that makes a computer go from wireless to wired.
  17. 32. This place handles cancellation requests.
  18. 34. Clear this from your browser.
  19. 36. The tool that lets us check whether the customer can view a sporting event.
  20. 39. The IP in IPTV.
  21. 44. The office that controls video content for entire states.
  22. 45. A ticket we submit for SPP provisioning errors (with a very unfortunate acronym).
  23. 47. Suffix to FTTN when a customer has two lines going to their home.
  24. 49. A High Definition video cable.
  25. 52. Account Status when services are completely installed.
  26. 53. Change these for the phone through the CSR Portal.
  27. 54. What a customer asks for when their services are out (Go BIBA).
  28. 56. Create a change order with this.
Down
  1. 1. One of the jacks on the back of the RG that accepts the Uverse signal from outside the home (color).
  2. 2. This makes the ISB7005 special.
  3. 4. One of the operating systems we support.
  4. 5. "I can help you with that" is a good example of this type of statement.
  5. 6. A tool to check for errors on an order.
  6. 7. Reset this if a customer cannot access their online account.
  7. 9. The e-mail address that the customer would like to be contacted on for order updates, tech appointments, etc.
  8. 11. An AT&T website that we use to look up information for our calls.
  9. 14. The phone number to call to finish a CSI VoIP order.
  10. 16. Customer will have this when they have U-verse internet, but no Plain Old Telephone Service.
  11. 17. Do this before ordering, dispatching or releasing.
  12. 20. We have Specialists to help you find this.
  13. 21. When SDP shows the member ID, but G2 can't see it.
  14. 23. A Sutherland website that we use to look up information for our calls.
  15. 24. The promotion types we're allowed to use.
  16. 26. Department that handles Out of Scope computer issues.
  17. 28. The person who is supposed to help you develop when you're in production.
  18. 33. The escalation department that seems to handle everything we can't, and makes AOTS tickets.
  19. 34. The State that always needs filters on IPDSL.
  20. 35. The LNP tool checks this property of the phone number.
  21. 37. The VIP2250, ISB7500 and IPH8005 are all examples of a ___ ___ DVR.
  22. 38. We usually call this department "Accounts Receivable" because they deal with past due amounts.
  23. 40. What we call a STB when talking to a customer.
  24. 41. The second most important light on the modem.
  25. 42. Clean these from a browser, they're better in milk.
  26. 43. Where the fiber changes to copper in FTTN.
  27. 46. When a receiver is ready to be plugged in, SDP will show the Order Status is this.
  28. 48. AT&T's customer satisfaction survey.
  29. 50. It sets the tone for the call.
  30. 51. The alter-ego name for the UFO Support Page.
  31. 55. What we call an RG when talking to a customer.