AI voice agents for insurance
Quote requests go cold within a day, and renewals slip when nobody calls. A Rymi voice agent follows up on each enquiry, collects the details a licensed advisor needs, and books the advisor's call.
What the agent handles
- Quote follow-up: calls back an auto, home, life or health enquiry.
- Intake questions: asks who needs cover, ages, existing policy and renewal date.
- Booking: books the call with a licensed advisor.
- Claims intake: takes the first report of a loss and passes it on with a summary.
Hear it before you build it
Both run live in your browser.
What it connects to
HubSpot, Zoho CRM or LeadSquared to look up and log the lead, Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar for the advisor's diary, and WhatsApp for the policy documents after the call.
Languages
English everywhere. Hindi and Hinglish for businesses operating in India. See Hindi and Indic voice agents.
Cost
Managed agents start at $0.05 per minute, billed in 30-second increments, with no monthly fee. Carrier telephony is billed separately. See pricing.
What the agent does not do
It gathers details and books a person. It does not give regulated advice, so keep the licensed advisor on the booked call. Rymi checks your own do-not-call list before outbound calls and does not scrub against national registries.
Common questions
Can an AI voice agent follow up on insurance enquiries?
Yes. A Rymi agent calls back auto, home, life or health enquiries, asks who needs cover, ages and existing policy, and books a licensed advisor.
Does the agent give insurance advice?
No. It gathers details and books a person. Keep the licensed advisor on the booked call.
Which CRMs does it connect to?
HubSpot, Zoho CRM and LeadSquared for lookups, plus any system you reach through a webhook or MCP server.