Run high-volume final-expense campaigns where the AI does the dialing-floor work and your licensed agents do the selling.
What this floor is up against.
- Fronters burn out fast — attrition and retraining eat the margin on every seat.
- Most of a shift is dialing, ringing, and voicemail — not talking to seniors who responded.
- QA reviews a tiny sample, so script drift and consent gaps surface only after a complaint.
- TCPA exposure on every artificial-voice call if consent and disclosures aren’t airtight.
What the AI does. What your people do.
AI agents
- Work the list through your existing dialer and greet on a recorded, identified line.
- Qualify the basics — age band, state, beneficiary intent — exactly on script, every time.
- Capture consent and play required disclosures verbatim, with proof on the recording.
- Warm-transfer interested, qualified callers to your licensed agents with full context.
Your team
- Licensed agents present plans, discuss pricing, and close — the regulated acts stay human.
- Supervisors watch live boards and QA flags instead of sampling random calls.
What a call looks like.
Illustrative call flow — scripts, voices, and guardrails are configured per campaign with your team.
The rules, built into the rails.
Revolv enables compliant campaigns — disclosures that can’t be skipped, consent that’s provable, every call QA-scored. Your counsel sets policy; the platform enforces it.
AI voice calls sit in the strictest consent tier — the platform is built around prior-consent calling, identity disclosure, and instant opt-out honoring.
The AI qualifies and refers; quoting, recommending, and binding coverage are reserved for your licensed agents by design.
Recording notice up front, all-party-consent state handling, and every call retained and scored.
National, internal, and state suppression respected before a single dial.
Works with your Final Expense stack.
Asked by every floor we talk to.
Will the AI sell policies?
No. The AI fronts the call — qualify, consent, disclose, transfer. Plan discussion, pricing, and closing stay with your licensed agents. That separation is deliberate and load-bearing.
Does it work with our dialer?
If it speaks SIP, yes — VICIdial is the most common floor we see. Your dialer keeps doing dialing and pacing; our agents join like remote agents.
What does QA look like?
Every call is scored — script adherence, disclosures played, consent captured, sentiment. Supervisors get flags, not random samples.
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See it on a Final Expense campaign.
A 20-minute walkthrough mapped to your dialer, your lists, and your compliance posture.