Financial & Insurance

    Voice AI that holds up in a regulated call center

    Regulated phone work runs two directions. Inbound, every answer has to be correct, given to a verified caller, and traceable to a record afterward. Outbound, a renewal has to get quoted and closed before the customer shops elsewhere. Dottie runs both — proven so far with a Medicare health plan and an auto insurance broker, with the same pattern extending to banks and lenders.

    How we keep it safe

    Built with the limits on from day one

    Every answer traces back to a specific record or document. When data is missing, confidence is low, or the call needs judgment, it goes to a person instead of getting a guess.

    Verify before disclosing

    Callers are identified against your own records before anything private is said. In the Medicare deployment, zero private health details were shared pre-verification across 1,940 calls.

    Read-only by default

    Dottie can look records up and explain them, but can't change them. Fewer things can go wrong, and your security review gets a lot shorter.

    Permission first

    Consent is captured before any personal data is collected — and nothing downstream fires until it is, so a hang-up never triggers an unwanted text.

    Every call logged

    Outcome, transcript, and disposition saved per call, with explicit rules for when a caller goes to a person instead of getting an improvised answer.

    Paperwork your compliance team needs

    We sign a BAA before any protected health information is touched, and work inside your existing vendor review, data residency, and retention requirements. Bring us your security questionnaire.

    Licensed work stays with humans

    Dottie never quotes terms it can't source, gives advice, or handles anything requiring a licensed representative. Those calls route to your team by rule, not by the model's judgment.

    Where it fits

    Call types Dottie takes on

    The same pattern — verify, look up, explain, hand off — covers a lot of ground. Here's what we've actually shipped, and where it goes next.

    Health plans & payers

    Case study

    Eligibility and coverage checks, claim status, prior authorization status, benefit and copay questions, appeal and complaint status.

    Carriers, brokers & agencies

    Case study

    Renewal outreach with live multi-carrier quoting, policy questions, first notice of loss intake, and quote follow-up.

    Where the same pattern extends

    The call types below run on the identical verify-look-up-hand-off pattern, but we haven't published a case study in these segments yet. If that's you, ask for a reference call rather than taking our word for it.

    Banks & credit unions

    Account and transaction questions, card servicing, application status, appointment booking, and after-hours overflow.

    Lenders & servicers

    Payoff and document status, payment arrangements, escrow questions, and routing anything that needs a licensed human.

    Start with the calls you'd trust a new hire with

    Both deployments above started narrow — one call type, read-only, with a human on the other side of every handoff — and widened once the logs backed it up. We'll scope yours the same way, against your security review and your systems.