Computed Intelligence

    Classify every debtor.

    Automatic behavioural tags — computed from real signals — that tell your AI controller exactly what kind of debtor they're dealing with.

    • Automatic pattern detection
    • Channel preference identification
    • Response time classification
    • AI strategy adaptation
    Active Tags

    Hartley Brooks Ltd

    unresponsive
    slow_opener

    Meridian Corp

    opens_but_ignores

    Atlas Group

    quick_opener
    prefers_whatsapp

    Nova Services

    unresponsive

    Vertex Holdings

    opens_but_ignores
    slow_opener

    Five behavioural tags

    Each tag is computed from real patterns — no manual classification needed.

    prefers_whatsapp

    Trigger: WhatsApp read receipts exceed email opens

    This debtor consistently engages more via WhatsApp than email. The AI controller prioritises WhatsApp as the primary channel.

    Implication: Switch primary channel to WhatsApp. Reduce email frequency. Ensure WhatsApp templates are configured.

    unresponsive

    Trigger: 3+ messages sent with zero opens or reads

    Complete silence across all channels. No opens, no reads, no clicks — the debtor is ignoring all communication attempts.

    Implication: Escalate to alternative channels. Consider physical letter. Flag for faster progression through recovery stages.

    opens_but_ignores

    Trigger: 2+ email opens with zero link clicks

    The debtor is reading messages but not taking action. They're aware of the debt but choosing not to engage with payment options.

    Implication: Switch message framing. Try different CTAs. Consider payment plan offers to lower the barrier to action.

    quick_opener

    Trigger: Average time to open is under 2 hours

    This debtor reads messages promptly — typically within 2 hours. They're attentive and engaged with communications.

    Implication: Time follow-ups to arrive during their active hours. Use time-sensitive language. They're likely to see and respond quickly.

    slow_opener

    Trigger: Average time to open exceeds 48 hours

    Messages sit unread for 2+ days before being opened. The debtor may check email infrequently or deprioritise these messages.

    Implication: Allow longer intervals between follow-ups. Don't assume non-response means ignoring — they may just be slow to check.

    How behavioural tagging works

    From raw signals to intelligent classification — automatically.

    1

    Signal collection

    Every email open, WhatsApp read, link click, and payment event is recorded with timing data.

    2

    Pattern detection

    The system analyses patterns across all signals — channel preferences, response times, engagement depth.

    3

    Tag assignment

    When patterns cross thresholds, behavioural tags are automatically assigned to the debtor's profile.

    4

    Strategy adaptation

    AI controllers read tags and adjust channel selection, timing, tone, and escalation speed accordingly.

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    Classify every debtor. Recover intelligently.

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