Customer Request
Customer submits a request:
"My Ring Floodlight Camera is showing offline and I can't access Live View."
Step 1 – Ticket Creation
Freshdesk creates a ticket.
Status:
New
Category:
Smart Security
Provider:
Ring
Request Type:
Troubleshooting
Step 2 – In Review
Request is reviewed and categorized.
Customer Goal:
Restore camera connectivity and Live View access.
Information Provided:
- Camera offline
- Live View unavailable
Additional Information Needed:
- Camera model
- Internet provider
- Recent network changes
- Other Ring devices affected?
Customer provides:
- Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Pro
- AT&T Fiber
- New Wi-Fi password recently created
- Other Ring devices working normally
Status Changed To:
In Progress
Step 3 – Ticket Sent to GHL
Customer information is attached to the customer record.
Information Included:
- Customer profile
- Device information
- Provider information
- Ticket details
Step 4 – Additional Data Collection
Connected applications review available information.
Examples:
- Previous Ring tickets
- Existing property information
- Network-related history
Potential Finding:
Customer recently changed Wi-Fi credentials.
Step 5 – SmartHomeConcierge.ai Bot Analysis
The Bot reviews:
- Customer request
- Ring device information
- Existing network information
- Configuration Library articles
Relevant Articles Identified:
- Ring Offline Device Troubleshooting
- Ring Wi-Fi Setup
- AT&T Gateway Restart
- Wi-Fi Network Information
Step 6 – Bot Recommendations
Potential Causes:
- Wi-Fi password changed
- Weak signal strength
- Router issue
- Camera disconnected from network
- ISP interruption
Recommended Actions:
- Verify internet connectivity
- Restart gateway
- Verify camera signal strength
- Reconnect camera to Wi-Fi
- Review Device Health in Ring app
Step 7 – Concierge Review
Recommendations are reviewed.
Configuration Library instructions are verified.
Customer-specific troubleshooting steps are prepared.
Step 8 – Customer Response
SmartHomeConcierge.ai sends:
"We reviewed your Ring camera issue. Because your Wi-Fi password was recently changed, the most likely cause is that the camera is attempting to connect using outdated network credentials. We recommend reconnecting the camera to the updated Wi-Fi network and verifying signal strength within the Ring app."
Step 9 – Resolution Identified
Finding:
Camera was still attempting to connect using the previous Wi-Fi password.
Resolution:
- Reconnected camera to Wi-Fi
- Verified internet connectivity
- Verified signal strength
- Tested Live View
- Confirmed motion notifications
Camera restored successfully.
Step 10 – Resolved
Work Completed:
- Reviewed connectivity issue
- Identified outdated Wi-Fi credentials
- Reconnected camera
- Verified operation
Status:
Resolved
SMS Sent:
"Your SmartHomeConcierge.ai Ring camera request has been completed. Please verify Live View and motion notifications are operating normally."
Step 11 – Closed
Customer confirms:
"My camera is back online and working perfectly."
Status:
Closed
Knowledge Captured
Issue:
Ring camera offline.
Root Cause:
Camera using outdated Wi-Fi credentials after password change.
Resolution:
- Verify internet connectivity
- Review Device Health
- Reconnect Wi-Fi
- Verify signal strength
- Test Live View
Freshdesk Bot Learning:
Ring Offline Camera Troubleshooting Workflow
SmartHomeConcierge.ai Bot Learning:
When a Ring camera goes offline after a network change, verify Wi-Fi credentials, signal strength, internet connectivity, and Device Health before recommending device replacement.
Final Outcome
Customer regains access to Live View, motion notifications, and recorded events while avoiding unnecessary hardware replacement and vendor escalation.
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