Voice AI for banks, insurers & call centers

Everyvoicedeservesananswer.

Cadence answers your phones with an AI agent that speaks like a person, acts on real accounts, and never puts anyone on hold. 240 milliseconds from their last word to our first.

Live signal — synthesized in your browser, analyzed by the same pipeline math that listens to callers

01 — How it works

One real call, annotated.

Diagrams flatter architecture. Transcripts don't lie. This is what a Cadence call actually sounds like — with the pipeline doing the work shown in the margin.

  1. Caller

    Hey, I think there's a charge on my card I don't recognize. Eighty-nine dollars, yesterday.

    Streaming ASR

    Transcribed word-by-word while the caller is still speaking. No waiting for silence.

    ~80ms behind live speech

  2. Cadence

    I can see that one — $89.00 at NTX*PARKMOBILE, posted yesterday at 4:12pm. It's a parking service. Want me to walk through it, or does that ring a bell?

    Intent + core lookup

    Intent resolved mid-sentence, transaction pulled from the bank's core via secure API, response spoken 240ms after the caller stops.

    240ms turn latency

  3. Caller

    Oh — parking. Right, the airport. Never mind. Actually, while I have you, can I raise my daily transfer limit?

    Context carry-over

    Topic switch handled without a restart. The dispute flow closes, a limits flow opens, same call, same context.

    0 re-authentications

  4. Cadence

    Done — your daily transfer limit is now $5,000, effective immediately. You'll get a confirmation text. Anything else?

    Action + audit trail

    Voice-verified identity, policy-checked action, immutably logged. A human agent never touched this call.

    Full call: 74 seconds

02 — Where it runs

Built for calls where money is on the line.

Retail banking

Balance checks, disputed charges, card freezes, transfer limits — the 80% of call volume that shouldn't need a human.

Cadence sits in front of your existing IVR and handles the whole call in natural speech. Callers interrupt it, change their minds, and go off-script. It keeps up. Escalations arrive at your agents with a full transcript and the account already pulled.

78% of calls fully contained

Insurance claims

First notice of loss, filed by voice, at 2am, while the caller is still standing next to the car.

Cadence walks claimants through FNOL step by step — what happened, when, where, who was involved — validates coverage in real time, and opens the claim before the call ends. Adjusters start with structured data instead of a voicemail.

11 min avg claim intake, down from 31

Customer support

Password resets, order status, appointment changes — resolved in one call, in 30+ languages, with no hold music.

Every call answered on the first ring, every hour of the year. Cadence detects frustration acoustically — pitch, pace, interruption patterns — and hands off to a human before the caller has to ask. Your CSAT stops depending on your staffing calendar.

First-ring answer, 24/7/365

03 — The numbers

Fast enough to feel human. Accurate enough to trust with money.

0ms

Median turn latency

Caller stops talking; Cadence starts. Under the ~250ms threshold where a pause starts feeling like a pause.

0.0%

Intent accuracy

Measured on live banking traffic across accents, speakerphones, and bad cell connections — not a lab benchmark.

0%

Call containment

Resolved end-to-end with no human handoff. The rest escalate warm: transcript, context, and account attached.

0.00%

Platform uptime

Multi-region, active-active. Phones don't have maintenance windows, so neither do we.

SOC 2 Type II

PCI DSS Level 1

GDPR + CCPA

Voice data never used for training without consent