Who approved it?
Point tools let agents act on accounts with no named person behind the decision. Model risk teams will not sign that off.
Solutions
Banks want AI on the frontline but cannot put an action in front of a customer that they cannot explain later. Spine gives every AI decision a named approver and a record you can verify.
The problem
The model is rarely the blocker. The questions a risk committee asks are.
Point tools let agents act on accounts with no named person behind the decision. Model risk teams will not sign that off.
Chat logs can be edited and are scattered across vendors. Examiners want one record that shows nothing changed.
If an agent misbehaves at scale, operations needs to pause it in minutes, not wait for a release.
How Spine answers it
Start with one product and add the rest on the same approvals, guardrails and ledger.
Service and early arrears calls with checks before every call.
Learn moreLive compliance prompts for branch and contact centre staff.
Learn moreEvery conversation scored for quality and conduct risk.
Learn moreRecoveries on approved procedures with every plan approved.
Learn moreNo write runs without a decision from a named person. Nothing reaches a customer account by accident.
Approval gatesEvery step, tool call and decision is hash-chained per tenant. Change a past entry and verification shows where.
Audit ledgerPause a product, set an autonomy ceiling or a daily spend cap without an engineer. Every change is recorded.
CockpitRegulations that matter
One common control set covers the US, Canada and India, so a control is built once and evidenced everywhere it applies.
Controls mapped for safeguarding customer financial information, with access and isolation evidence from the platform.
Controls mapped for collections contact frequency, timing and disclosures on bank recoveries.
Controls mapped for payment conversations, with evidence of how card numbers are kept out of transcripts.
Controls mapped for consent and purpose limits on personal information in Canadian operations.
Controls mapped for consent and data principal rights under the Indian data protection law.
Controls mapped for AI risk management, so model risk reviews start from evidence rather than a questionnaire.
Controls mapped, not a certification
Illustrative scenario
A mid-sized retail bank wants to call customers who have just missed a payment, without adding staff or conduct risk.
Risk and compliance approve the early arrears procedure in Agent Studio after a dry run and evals.
Voice AI calls clear accounts only. Hardship signals hand over to a colleague coached by LiveAssist.
Each payment plan waits for a named supervisor. Nothing lands on the core system without a decision.
The bank exports the ledger for the sample period and shows that no entry was changed.
Illustrative scenario
We will walk your risk team through a governed call and the evidence it leaves behind.