Glia Launches ChannelLess® AI-Powered Interactions for Financial Services
By Lauren Hinton · 28 August 2024

Glia, the leader in Unified Interaction Management technology for financial institutions, has extended the powerful capabilities of its Responsible AI solution, Glia Cortex, into Glia Call Center. Expanding Glia Cortex across digital and voice customer interactions creates a seamless, ChannelLess® experience for consumers no matter how they wish to connect with their bank, credit union, or insurance company.
With Glia, financial institutions break free from the constraints of legacy contact centers solutions and deliver frictionless customer interactions across the entire support ecosystem.
- Customers are able to fully resolve their needs faster with native virtual agents designed specifically for financial institutions.
- Customer service representatives save time and effort through automated workflows, including automated dispositioning, wrap-up surveys, interaction notes, transfer summaries, and AI-suggested responses for voice and digital interactions through Agent Assist.
- Transfer Summary: Reduces Average Handle Time (AHT) by an average of 30 seconds by automatically summarizing conversation threads during transfers, either from an AI assistant or a human agent. This boosts agent productivity and ensures a warm transfer every time, improving the overall customer experience.
- Interaction Wrap-Up: Saves an average of 90 seconds of agent time per interaction and automates responses to customized surveys that can follow any type of interaction, using a secure and compliant AI model. This automation significantly improves productivity and answer consistency, reduces training and onboarding time, and enhances compliance.
- Manager AI Support: Reduces AHT and enables managers to provide more targeted, valuable coaching. Managers can use Glia Cortex to extract critical insights from interactions by simply asking questions in natural language.
Companies in this story: Glia, Heritage Federal Credit Union
People in this story: Adam Goetzke, Jay Choi