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Claims intake that starts the moment they call

Capture first notice of loss, answer policy questions, and reach policyholders about renewals — without callers sitting through hold music first.

Sample call · First notice of loss
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Agent
You've reached the claims line. I'm sorry to hear you need to file a claim — can I get your policy number to start?
Caller
Sure, it's PL-48213.
Agent
Thank you. Can you tell me the date of the incident and briefly what happened?
Caller
Yesterday evening, a tree branch fell on my car in the driveway.
Agent
Got it — I've logged that as a comprehensive claim with yesterday's date. An adjuster will call you within one business day. Is this the best number to reach you?
Caller
Yes, this number is fine.
Claim logged · Adjuster assigned
The challenge

Where insurance calls usually go wrong

The same handful of problems show up in almost every call queue, long before an agent ever gets involved.

Call volume spikes without warning

A storm, an accident cluster, or renewal season can flood your lines overnight — and every unanswered call is a frustrated policyholder.

Claims intake needs consistency

Missing a detail on first notice of loss means a follow-up call, a delay, and a slower claim for everyone involved.

Renewals fall through the cracks

Reaching every policyholder before a renewal date by phone, one at a time, doesn't scale as your book of business grows.

Use cases

Where the agent takes work off your plate

Built around the calls insurance teams actually handle every day — not a generic script.

First notice of loss

The agent walks callers through the standard claim details — policy number, date, description of loss — and hands a structured summary to your claims team.

Policy question triage

Common coverage and billing questions get answered from your knowledge base, with anything that needs a human routed straight to them.

Renewal reminders

Outbound calls reach policyholders ahead of renewal dates, confirm details, and flag anyone who wants to discuss changes with an agent.

Document follow-up

Callers who still owe a document for an open claim get a reminder call asking specifically for what's missing, not a generic nudge.

After-hours FNOL

Accidents don't wait for business hours — first notice of loss gets captured any time it happens, ready for your team the next morning.

Always on

Built to keep up with insurance call volume

A few generic numbers that describe how the agent behaves on every single call.

24/7

First notice of loss captured any time it happens

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Typical time before the agent picks up

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Languages available for policyholder calls

Works with

The building blocks behind this workflow

The parts of the platform insurance teams lean on most for this workflow.

FAQ

Questions about Insurance

It captures first notice of loss — policy number, incident details, contact information — and hands a structured summary to your claims team; final decisions stay with your adjusters.

See it work for Insurance

Spin up an agent for this exact workflow, give it a task, and call it yourself in the next few minutes.