SuprAgent

Banking

From the customers you have to the next right product.

One agent works cross sell, applications and servicing questions across voice, WhatsApp, RCS, SMS, web chat and your app, starting from what the record already holds.

The whole conversation, under two minutes

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Jordan

Meridian Bank · Direct, numbers first

Incoming call

Matched to Small business owner

Meridian Bank is calling

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  1. Call
  2. RCS
  3. Screen

Illustrative. A business deposit reached before it rolls over, and the card the record already qualifies for: the call, a text, and the screen, one thread.

A call about a maturing business deposit offers the relationship rate the customer's record qualifies for, and the no fee business card they had asked about. Both options go out by text over RCS, the customer chooses, and confirms on the app screen. The deposit is renewed and the card application goes to review. Nothing is called approved. The agent stays on the call while the link loads, hangs up once the screen is ready, and continues on the screen.

Where banking apps stop selling

01

You pay to bring an applicant in. A static journey loses them before the account funds.

02

An account or card application stops halfway, and the follow up comes days later from someone who never saw it

03

Cross sell arrives as campaigns and interruptions, not advice inside the journey

04

An offer the customer already dismissed gets pitched again on the next campaign

05

Manual KYC reviews that create bottlenecks and compliance risk

What changes

Outcomes, not features.

The next right product, from the record

The agent starts from what the customer already holds, so a card or deposit offer fits the relationship instead of the campaign calendar. Inbound leads are qualified one question at a time. It never pitches a product already in flight or already dismissed.

Applications that get finished

An account or card application asks only what your rules require for that product, one question at a time. If the customer stops, they get one reminder, a nudge back into the same step, then a follow up call. A callback they ask for is booked, not noted.

Compliance that lets the agent sell

Consent is default deny, and quiet hours are checked before every send. Every completed conversation is checked against the frameworks you enable, such as CFPB guidance, with a verdict for each rule. A supervisor can listen live and take the call over.

Servicing that protects the relationship

Servicing questions are answered from your own documents with the source named, and the agent says plainly when your documents do not cover it. Only a desk declared as a sales desk composes a pitch, so a servicing conversation never turns into one.

From the record

every offer starts from what the customer already holds

Your rules

every action logged and compliant

FAQ

Questions, answered.

The specific ones, about your stack, your rules and your data, are best answered on a walkthrough. Book one.

A small microphone button carrying your logo and your colors, placed wherever you want it. Customers tap it and speak. There's no SuprAgent branding anywhere; to your customers, it's simply your app getting easier to use.

See it run on your flows.

A live walkthrough built around your journeys, your products, and your rules. One button to add it to your app.