Compliance scoring for agencies. Fraud detection for carriers.
Every recorded call scored against Medicare and insurance rules, with the indicators carriers use to catch enrollment fraud before it becomes a complaint or a chargeback.
One hundred percent of recordings reviewed. Not a sample.
What the engine checks.
The default insurance ruleset ships with the platform. Agencies and carriers add their own questions and indicators on top.
Agent compliance
- Agent provided name and license status
- Call recording disclosed
- Health information disclaimer and TPMO disclaimer
- Medicare Parts A and B and permanent residence verified
- Decision authority, election period, and coverage reviewed
- Plan suitability, benefit accuracy, and enrollment interest confirmed
Fraud and risk indicators
- Explicit verbal consent for enrollment missing or unclear
- Screening agent and selling agent identified, or not
- Promotions or dollar amounts promised to the caller
- Plan presented without reviewing alternatives or needs
- Chargebacks from statement reconciliation, tied to the call
- Your own carrier or state-specific indicators
For the agency floor and the carrier's desk.
Supervisors use it to coach and correct in minutes instead of hours of call review. Carriers and FMOs use the same evidence to see enrollment risk across their whole distribution.
- Flagged calls surface for supervisors with transcript and score side by side.
- Scores roll up by agent, queue, publisher, and state in TeleSales reports.
- Reports drill from a number to the calls behind it, and on to the policy and the commission.
Coverage
- 100%
- of recordings scored, with no sampling
- 1M+
- calls processed on the AgentTech platform
- Every call
- keeps its recording, transcript, and scorecard together
FAQs
Questions about Compliance
What does AgentTech Compliance check on a call?
Every recorded call is transcribed and scored against a compliance ruleset. The default insurance ruleset covers agent identification and license status, recording disclosure, health information and TPMO disclaimers, Medicare Parts A and B and residence verification, decision authority, election periods, suitability, benefit accuracy, and confirmed enrollment interest. Agencies add their own questions on top.
How is it a fraud detection engine for carriers?
The same scorecards and indicators that grade an agent flag the patterns behind enrollment fraud: consent that was never verified, an agent who did not identify themselves or their license, promotions or dollar amounts that were promised, plans presented without suitability, and chargebacks surfaced by statement reconciliation. Because 100% of recordings are scored, carriers and FMOs see the pattern, not a sample.
Is every call reviewed?
Yes. There is no sampling and no manual review queue. Every recording receives a scorecard, and flagged calls surface for supervisors with the transcript and the score side by side.
What does the AI Sales Coach do during the call?
It listens along and surfaces talking points, objection handlers, and compliance prompts in real time, so required disclosures are made while the caller is still on the line rather than caught afterward.
Can we define our own compliance rules?
Yes. Agencies own their scorecards, indicators, and analysis profiles. Add agency, carrier, or state-specific questions and the AI checks for those alongside the defaults.
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See the scorecard on a real call.
We will walk through the default insurance ruleset, the fraud indicators, and how carriers and FMOs review flagged calls.