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Application Processing Agent

Applications validated, records created, questions answered — around the clock.

An Application Processing Agent checks the identity documents attached to an incoming application, creates the record in the CRM, raises a help ticket when something does not add up, and answers the applicant's questions at any hour without anyone being on shift.

An application with an attached identity document, validation checks ticked down the side and one item flagged for review.

The job to be done

Applications arrive at all hours. Someone has to check the documents, key the details in, and reply — and that someone is only at their desk eight hours a day.

Before

A queue that builds overnight and a first response measured in days.

After

Validated, recorded and answered as it arrives, whatever the time.

How it works

  1. 1

    Validates the documents

    Checks the identity documents attached to the application for completeness and consistency.

  2. 2

    Creates the record

    Raises the contact in the CRM without anyone re-keying it.

  3. 3

    Escalates the exceptions

    Raises a help ticket when something does not reconcile, rather than guessing.

  4. 4

    Answers the applicant

    Handles applicant questions 24 hours a day.

Where this one was built

Built and in production at one of Australia's largest media organisations.

Questions

What does an Application Processing Agent do?

It validates the identity documents attached to an incoming application, creates the record in the CRM, raises a help ticket when something does not reconcile, and answers the applicant's questions at any hour of the day.

What happens when a document is wrong?

It raises a ticket rather than guessing. The whole point is that the ambiguous cases reach a human with the context already gathered, while the straightforward ones never need to.

Want this one running in your business?

We will scope it against your systems, build it, and teach your team to build the next one themselves.