#Fintech #AIEngeneering #LeadQualification
Back-end Development
AI Engineering
DevOps
Service Integration
M-Size (4–8 engineers)
$50,000 – $250,000
The mortgage lender from Europe approached us with an issue in processing inbound leads: a large backlog of unhandled inquiries was resulting in missed prospects and, consequently, financial and reputational losses. The primary objective was to automate the first contact and qualification stages to reduce time‑to‑response and prevent lead leakage
To resolve a large backlog problem our company built an AI voice assistant that answers/handles incoming calls, asks a fixed set of 10 qualification questions, captures responses via streaming speech‑to‑text, and manages dialog with interruption/resume logic
Backlog reduction was achieved through automation, leading to faster processing of incoming requests. First response times improved significantly, enabling quicker engagement with customers. Qualification calls became shorter and more efficient, saving time for both agents and customers. Data accuracy increased due to structured data capture methods integrated into the system. Operational costs were lowered through automation, improving overall service efficiency. Numeric KPIs reflecting these improvements are confidential and under NDA


The AI voice assistant uses a set of 10 fixed qualification questions to standardize lead evaluation
Incorporates interruption and resume logic to handle real-time conversation efficiently
Utilizes WebRTC streaming audio for high-quality, uninterrupted voice communication
Employs multi-agent large language models to manage dialogue and provide accurate responses
Resulted in backlog reduction, faster lead responses, shorter qualification calls, higher data accuracy, and lower operational costs through automation


Our team designed the overall system architecture and developed a state machine to handle call flows. The backend, built in Python with asyncio, managed the core call-assistant logic and orchestrated integrations with WebRTC to enable real-time audio streaming, AWS Transcribe for chunked speech-to-text processing, and a TTS engine for dynamic responses. To minimize latency, the system leveraged a multi-agent LLM setup, while Twilio Voice API was used during the proof-of-concept stage. All components were containerized with Docker to ensure scalability and ease of deployment. On the frontend, we delivered a lightweight HTML/CSS/JavaScript interface for call control. Additionally, we introduced observability with latency tracing, alongside load and stress testing, to validate and iteratively optimize system performance


AI-driven voice assistant that qualifies inbound mortgage leads