For Insurance Agencies

AI Receptionist forInsurance Agencies

Somebody shopping their auto and home coverage calls three agencies and binds with the one that picks up — while your CSRs are buried in certificate requests and billing questions. Scarlett works the phone 24/7: grabbing quote opportunities, guiding claim reporting, and knocking out routine service calls. She's live on the line today. Dial her and quiz her yourself.

Live demo line · she picks up fast · ask her anything an insured would

Service work eats the day; quote calls pay for it

The paradox of agency life: the calls that keep clients happy — ID cards, COIs, payment dates — bury the calls that grow the book. A shopper ready to bundle auto and home hits voicemail at lunch, and by early afternoon another producer has their VINs. And when a client calls at 9pm because a tree just went through the roof, "leave a message" is the wrong answer.

Scarlett separates the two: routine service gets handled on the spot, quote and claim calls get escalated to a human fast.

What Scarlett Does

Growth calls and service calls, both covered

Works the quote calls

When a shopper calls about auto or home coverage, Scarlett collects current carrier, renewal date, drivers and vehicles or property details — and asks about bundling — then flags the opportunity for a producer while the prospect is still warm.

Guides claim reporting

A policyholder standing in a flooded kitchen at 2am gets a composed voice, not a beep. Scarlett notes the loss details, walks them through what happens next, and records the loss for your claims process — or points them to the carrier's claims line when that's the drill.

Absorbs the service grind

ID cards, certificates of insurance for a job site, payment due dates, mortgagee changes, 'did my payment go through' — the calls that eat a CSR's whole afternoon get answered correctly the first time.

Defends the renewal

A client calling to 'check on their rate' at renewal is a retention moment. Scarlett takes it seriously, gathers what changed, and gets them to an agent before they finish a competitor's online quote form.

Built for Insurance

The calls that hit an agency's phone

Auto & home quote intakeBundling opportunity flagsCertificate (COI) requestsID cards & billing questionsClaim reporting guidanceRenewal & rate-review routing

Personal lines, commercial lines, life & health — independent agencies of every mix.

FAQ

What agency owners want to know

What does an AI receptionist actually do at an insurance agency?

Think of Scarlett as a front desk that keeps working after hours: she works quote calls, guides policyholders through claim reporting, knocks out ID-card and certificate requests, and routes renewal-rate worries to an agent. Producers sell, CSRs work the complex service files, and the phone still gets picked up.

Can she tell an agency call from a carrier call?

Yes — and it matters, because half of insureds think they dialed their carrier. Scarlett explains what your agency handles versus what belongs with the carrier, sends true carrier issues (like direct-bill payment processing) the right way, and keeps agency work in-house.

How does she handle a claim call?

Calmly. She confirms everyone is safe, collects the loss details — what happened, when, where, and which policy — then follows your claim-reporting playbook, whether that means opening a file for your team or directing the insured to the carrier's FNOL line with your agency looped in.

Will this fit our agency management system?

That's the point of a custom build. Whether you run Applied Epic, AMS360, HawkSoft, or EZLynx, we can connect Scarlett's call notes, quote details, and service requests to the system your CSRs live in, once access is scoped and tested — no rekeying from a message pad.

Is there a way to hear her before committing?

Absolutely — she's answering (720) 770-2664 right now. Pretend you're shopping a home-and-auto bundle, or that hail just wrecked your roof, and listen to how she works the call.

What does something like this cost an agency?

It depends on your book: how many lines you write, which systems we connect, and how much of the service load you want automated. Builds are priced per project, not per seat — the pricing guide linked from this page lays out typical ranges.

Keep bind-ready shoppers out of voicemail

Pick up your phone and act like a prospect comparing quotes — or a client reporting hail damage. Five minutes with Scarlett tells you more than any demo video will.