Explains your products in plain words
What a policy covers, how a fixed rate works, what your fee is. It answers from your own guides, day and night.
- Website
- Video meetings

Aivah gives your firm an AI employee that explains your products and takes enquiries. It works on your website, on the phone and in video meetings, with a face, a voice and your product guides.
The problem today
We explain the same products all day.
What does it cover? What’s your fee? How long does it take?
The phones ring nonstop at renewal time.
Clients wait on hold, and new enquiries give up.
Enquiries arrive after hours and go cold.
By the time an adviser calls back, the client has gone elsewhere.
The jobs it does
What a policy covers, how a fixed rate works, what your fee is. It answers from your own guides, day and night.
Is it for a home, a car or a business? By when? Their answers arrive with the enquiry.
At renewal time or during a client meeting, it answers calls. It takes a message with the name, number and reason.
Photo ID, payslips, bank statements, an old policy. It lists what your checklist says, so the first meeting starts well.
Your first-time buyer guide becomes a short presentation. People can stop it and ask questions as it goes.
Advisers ask it in Slack for your renewal steps. You get a reminder on WhatsApp to call back new enquiries.
Where it works
At 10pm, a landlord asks what your landlord cover includes. It answers from your policy summary and takes her details for a quote.
See the website guide Your phone lineAnswers incoming calls on your own Twilio number, from the call prompt you write.A client rings about her renewal while every broker is on a call. It takes her name, number and renewal date.
See phone answering Video meetingsJoins Meet, Teams, Zoom and Webex calls with its face and voice once the host lets it in.It joins a Zoom call with a couple buying their first home. It explains the steps from your guide while your adviser leads.
See meetings Your team chatYour team messages it in Slack. You message it from your own WhatsApp.A new broker asks it in Slack which documents a business policy needs. You ask it on WhatsApp for your broker fee.
See all channelsA day in its life
Example Oakhollow Brokers is a fictional mortgage and insurance broker.
A van driver asks what your van cover includes. It answers from your product guide and takes his details for a quote.
Every broker is on a call. A client rings about her home renewal, and it takes her name, number and renewal date.
It joins the Google Meet call and explains the steps to a mortgage from your guide. Your adviser leads the call.
He asks which documents a landlord policy needs. It answers from your process guide.
The reminder you set arrives on WhatsApp: call back today’s quote requests.
A client asks how to claim for a burst pipe. It explains your claims steps and shares the claims number from your guide.
Next morning, your advisers open Insights. Every enquiry is there, with the conversation behind it.
A couple asks about a mortgage on your website after you’ve closed. Here is how a good conversation goes.

Hi, we’re buying our first home. How does it work with you?
Congratulations! There are three steps. A free first call with an adviser, then we compare mortgage deals for you, then we help with the application. Our fee is $495, paid when your mortgage offer arrives.
1A clear answerShould we go for a two-year or a five-year fixed rate?
That depends on your situation, so I can’t recommend one. It’s a great question for your first call with an adviser.
2Knows its limitOK. What do we need for that call?
Photo ID, your last three payslips and three months of bank statements, for each of you. If you’re self-employed, bring two years of accounts.
Great. Can we talk to someone this week?
Of course. What names, email and phone number should the adviser use, and when is best to call? They’ll call you to set it up.
3Hands over to your teamExample. Oakhollow Brokers is a fictional mortgage and insurance broker.
Set it up
Pick the Lead qualifier template, or describe the job in your own words.
Upload your product guides, fees and document checklists, and add links to your website pages. It answers from what you give it.
Pick a ready-made character or make one from a photo. Then pick a voice, or clone one from 10 seconds of clear speech with the speaker’s permission.
Add the chat bubble to your website and turn on the lead form with your first questions. Then connect your phone line for busy days.
Then open Insights to read every conversation, lead and call, and see what people ask most.
Add files and website pages. Each one shows Ready once your AI employee has learned it.
Add a chat bubble, a window on your page or a direct link, each with your AI employee’s face and voice.
Some screens show illustrative workspace data from a fictional company.
Before you start
The plain-language summaries you already give clients, one for each product.
Broker or advice fees, when they’re paid and what they cover.
How to apply, renew or make a claim, and how long each step takes.
What clients need for each product, such as photo ID, payslips or an old policy.
The questions your team answers every week.
The topics it must always pass to a person, such as which product to choose.
Your opening hours, claims numbers and how to reach an adviser.
Clear limits
Your AI employee explains and takes enquiries. Your advisers give the advice.
It explains your products and your process. When someone asks what they should choose, it offers an adviser instead.
It doesn’t approve loans, start cover or decide claims. Your team, your lenders and your insurers do.
Your guides, fees and FAQs. If something isn’t there, it says so and offers to pass the question on.
Ask only for contact details and a short note. Tell it never to ask for account numbers, card numbers or passwords.
Chats, enquiries and call transcripts are all in Insights, ready for follow-up.
Financial services & insurance
No. It explains your products and process from the documents you give it. When someone asks what they should choose, it says it can’t advise and offers to pass them to an adviser.
Only the figures you give it, such as your broker fee. Premiums and rates depend on each client, so it takes their details for an adviser to quote.
No. There’s no built-in link to your policy, claims or lending systems. It explains your steps, shares the numbers in your guide and takes a message for your team. Leads export as a CSV file. On Starter and up, you can also connect apps you already use, such as Outlook or Google Sheets.
Yes. It answers incoming calls on your own Twilio number (Twilio is the phone service that connects your number). It answers from the call prompt you write, takes messages and saves a transcript of every call. Phone answering starts with Starter, at $99 a month. See phone answering
Yes. It joins Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Webex calls with its face and voice once you let it in. It explains your products and steps from its documents. Your adviser leads the call and gives the advice. See meetings
Only what your team needs to follow up: name, email, phone and a short note. Tell it never to ask for account numbers, card numbers or passwords, and leave those out of your lead form.
You can start free, with no card. The Free plan gives you 3 AI employees and 1,000 credits to try it out. Credits are what you spend when your AI employee chats, talks or creates. To put it on your website, plans start with Hobby, at $10 a month. Phone answering starts with Starter, at $99 a month. Compare plans