Rules differ by market
US, Canada and India each have their own contact, consent and fair practice rules. Keeping agents inside all of them by hand does not scale.
Solutions
Lenders and fintechs grow on speed, but a single bad contact or an unapproved offer can put a lending licence at risk. Spine lets you move fast inside the rules.
The problem
More applications and more accounts mean more conversations than a small team can supervise.
US, Canada and India each have their own contact, consent and fair practice rules. Keeping agents inside all of them by hand does not scale.
An AI agent that promises terms nobody approved creates a liability the moment it speaks.
Bank partners and regulators ask for proof of how every customer was treated, not a policy document.
How Spine answers it
Voice AI and Collections do the volume. LiveAssist and NEQQO keep the people and the quality in step.
Application follow-ups and servicing calls in region and in language.
Learn moreEarly stage recoveries with every contact rule checked first.
Learn moreCoaching for the team that handles complex applications.
Learn moreEvery conversation checked for fair treatment.
Learn moreChecks run after every generation step, so a reply that breaks a rule is blocked before a customer sees it.
Governed executionPer-tenant model policy with fallback chains and open-weight models. Your models, your region.
Model routerTemplates by domain, dry runs, evals and readiness checks before anything goes live.
Agent StudioRegulations that matter
Controls are mapped once in a common control set and applied by the jurisdiction of each customer.
Contact timing, conduct and disclosure checks follow digital lending and fair practice rules in India on every call.
Controls mapped for consent, purpose and data principal rights, with voice running in region on Google Cloud in Mumbai.
Controls mapped for security incident handling and log retention expectations.
Controls mapped for consent and calling rules on automated outbound calls.
Controls mapped for safeguarding borrower financial information.
Controls mapped for consent and purpose limits on personal information.
Controls mapped, not a certification
Illustrative scenario
A growing digital lender wants to call applicants who dropped off, in their own language, without breaking fair practice rules.
Only applicants who gave consent and are inside their contact window are queued.
Calls run in region with open-weight models, designed for sub-second turns and guardrails on every reply.
Questions about terms hand over to a loan officer coached live by LiveAssist.
The lender shares scored conversations from NEQQO and the ledger record with its bank partner.
Illustrative scenario
We will show a governed follow-up call, a handover and the record your partners can check.