An NBFC’s collections calls in Marathi and Hindi
A voice agent handles early-bucket reminder calls, records promise-to-pay dates and hands hardship cases to a person. The success metric and its target are agreed in writing before the build.
We build collections agents, document readers and support agents for NBFCs, insurers, brokers, fintechs and co-operative banks. Every one is measured, logged and designed for the RBI, IRDAI and SEBI rules you work under.
Thousands of early-bucket reminder calls a month, in Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati or Tamil. Agents read from a script, log the outcome by hand, and the promise-to-pay data ends up in a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
PAN, Aadhaar (masked), bank statements, ITRs, salary slips and property papers arrive as phone photos and scanned PDFs. Someone keys them into the LOS. CKYC checks and re-KYC reminders add another queue.
Insurers receive discharge summaries, bills, prescriptions and investigation reports in every format. Assessors spend most of their time finding information, not judging it.
Customers ask about EMIs, foreclosure charges, policy status and statements on WhatsApp and email. A wrong answer is not just bad service. It can be a complaint to the ombudsman.
Many co-operative banks and older NBFCs run core banking or loan systems with no modern API. Any useful AI has to work with what is there: database views, batch files, screens.
This section is guidance, not legal advice. Your compliance team and counsel make the final call, and we work with them from the first week.
We follow the RBI’s outsourcing directions where we act as a service provider, and design for the principles in the RBI’s FREE-AI framework report (Framework for Responsible and Ethical Enablement of AI, August 2025): board-approved AI policy, human oversight, explainability and monitoring. Payment system data stays in India, as the RBI’s data localisation direction requires.
Insurers’ information and cyber security guidelines shape where data lives, who can access it and how incidents are reported. We deploy inside your environment and log every action.
For brokers and intermediaries, we design around SEBI’s cyber security and record-keeping expectations, including retention of communications.
Customer data is personal data. We map every data flow, collect only what the use case needs, redact identifiers before they reach a model, and set retention limits.
What this means in practice: India-hosted deployments, AI disclosure at the start of every conversation, a human route always available, decisions on credit or claims left with your people, and a full audit log.
AI Governance and DPDP ReadinessRead: DPDP Act and AI agents
A voice agent handles early-bucket reminder calls, records promise-to-pay dates and hands hardship cases to a person. The success metric and its target are agreed in writing before the build.
Document Intelligence extracts the fields an assessor needs from mixed claim files, and flags missing documents on day one rather than day ten.
These are examples of what a project looks like. They are not clients or results.
No. We build systems that prepare, check and summarise. Decisions on credit, claims and complaints stay with your authorised staff, and the system records who decided.
In your cloud account or on your premises, in Indian regions by default. We do not copy your data to our own systems, and it is never used to train models.
Yes. We prefer to work alongside your existing IT vendor. We integrate through whatever the system supports: APIs, database views, secure file transfer or, as a last resort, screen automation.
Automated calls must follow the RBI’s fair practices and recovery conduct expectations, telecom rules on calling, and DPDP consent. We build disclosure, call-time limits and an easy route to a person into the design, and your compliance team signs off the script.
A fixed-price pilot of 4 to 8 weeks on your real data, scored against an evaluation set we agree in writing first. If it misses the target, you get the full report and are not obliged to continue.
Thirty minutes with a founder. A one-page note within three working days.