Aprecomm Introduces AIVRA, an AI Agent for ISP Operations

October 14, 2025
Aprecomm has announced AIVRA, an AI-powered virtual response assistant designed to streamline operations for Internet Service Providers through a unified query interface, available by March 2026.

Aprecomm has announced the launch of AIVRA (Aprecomm Intelligent Virtual Response Assistant), a scalable AI agent designed to support Internet Service Providers' business operations, announced in a press release.

AIVRA provides real-time access to network and business data through a single text-based interface, enabling users to issue natural language queries across all operational areas. The platform delivers personalized and actionable insights for executives, engineers, and marketers.

The assistant incorporates a self-learning AI engine that continuously adapts to user needs while offering unified data access and end-to-end visibility. Aprecomm stated that AIVRA will be commercially available to customers and partners by the end of March 2026.

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