Front Office AI · Insurance Carriers

FRONT OFFICE AI FOR INSURANCE CARRIERS — WHAT IT RECOVERS

What is a missed policyholder call worth? Do the math.

Type YOUR numbers — how many policyholders and agents contact one service line each week, how many wait too long or arrive after hours, what one retained or newly bound policy is worth, and the desk hours spent on routine answering. Volumes above the sliders? Size one line or product at a time. It is your arithmetic, not our promise — and prices live on one page only.

REAL AI - the whole Front Office is AI, not old software with an AI button. Give it your website: it learns your company, works from your approved knowledge and gets better with every answer you approve.

Live on this site right now — the assistant in the corner is the product · Award-winning AI — CES · ISE · TMCnet

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Six numbers, all yours. Think a slider is optimistic? Pull it down — the math updates live.

Policyholder contacts recovered, monthly 130

Calls abandoned in the month-end queue, first notices left on voicemail at 2 AM, the agent asking about a submission on Friday afternoon — answered in seconds instead of lost.

Recovered revenue, monthly $6,240

130 recovered × 8% who stay or bind × $600 each. Your sliders, your assumptions.

Recovered value, yearly $107,000

Plus 78 routine hours returned to your service desk every month (worth $2,730 at your loaded cost) — before counting faster answers on hot leads: minutes instead of hours. Now weigh this against the plan you would choose: see pricing →

How this math works: every input is YOURS, typed by you. The one fixed assumption: the AI absorbs 60% of the routine hours (the rest stays with your team, and anything sensitive waits for a person, per your rules). No software-bill comparisons, no prices on this page — prices live here.

Questions, answered

Why is there no software-bill comparison?

Because the money does not move in the bill. Abandoned calls, first notices reported a day late, the “where is my claim” call a status update would have prevented, and the desk hours spent on routine answering happen in your contact center whatever core systems you run. When you are ready to compare plans, they are published in one place — the pricing page.

Is this a promise of results?

No — it is your own arithmetic. Every number is a slider you set; the output is exactly your inputs multiplied. A “new policyholder” here is a policyholder retained or newly bound; the AI decides nothing about coverage, claims or binding — your licensed people do. The demo is how you judge the quality of the AI with real policyholder and agent questions; this page only sizes what is at stake.

Our volumes are far above the sliders. How do we use this?

Size one line, one state or one product at a time — the personal-auto billing line, the agent hotline, the group-benefits desk during open enrollment — and add the results up. Carriers with many lines and brands get their mix written into one Enterprise contract. Either way the launch is done FOR you: identification scripts, disclosures, routing and escalation rules configured before the first live call; there is no implementation project to budget.

Try it free on your own carrier. 7 days. No credit card.

Give it your website. It learns your company. Then call it, chat with it, e-mail it — and decide. Nothing to install, nothing to cancel.

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