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NBFC COLLECTIONS SOLUTION

Keep every repayment promise, follow-up and escalation on one borrower record

Cogover keeps borrower context, promise-to-pay commitments, call and WhatsApp follow-ups, field visits and supervisor escalations on one connected collections process.

  1. CONTEXTBorrower context
  2. CONTACTContact attempt
  3. COMMITMENTPromise to pay
  4. FOLLOW-UPNext action
  5. ESCALATIONEscalation

BOTTLENECKS

When the borrower says yes but the follow-up lives in a note

01

Loan details, call notes, WhatsApp messages and field updates sit in different tools, so the team rebuilds the story before every call.

02

Promise-to-pay depends on memory, a spreadsheet or a personal reminder, so the owner, due date and status are never consistent.

03

Supervisors learn about a missed commitment after the account has already turned risky.

SOLUTION

A process with clear data, responsibilities and control points

  • Each borrower has one recovery timeline covering profile, outstanding amount, contact history and past promises.
  • Each promise carries an amount, due date, owner, reminder and escalation path.
  • Pending promises, missed promises and overdue follow-ups stay visible while there is still time to act.

APPS & PLATFORM

Collections owns the borrower record; conversations, tasks and escalations continue on the same context

Contact attempts, commitments and field actions are recorded on one record, and Process routes reminders, escalations and exceptions to the right owner.

01

Borrower timeline

Keep profile, loan details, outstanding amount, last contact, notes and past promises in one view.

02

Promise-to-pay

Capture promise amount, date, payment mode, owner, reminder and status as tracked work instead of a call note.

03

Call, WhatsApp & field

Keep call notes, WhatsApp follow-ups and assigned field visits connected to the same borrower record.

04

Supervisor view

Track pending promises, missed promises, overdue follow-ups, agent workload and escalation queues.

CONTROLLED HUMAN–AI

AI supports tasks; humans retain decision authority

Collection agent

Human role
Confirm borrower context, record the commitment and commit to the next action.
How AI may assist
May assist with call summaries and drafting follow-up content.
Control point
Data source and permission to send the follow-up.

Supervisor

Human role
Review missed promises, reassign work and approve exceptions.
How AI may assist
Can point out accounts that need review.
Control point
Thresholds, escalation rules and approval gates.

Head of collections

Human role
Own recovery results and any change to the process.
How AI may assist
Can aggregate signals across teams for consideration.
Control point
Process owner and permission to change rules.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions businesses commonly ask

What does the NBFC collections solution cover?

It covers borrower context, promise-to-pay commitments, follow-ups, escalations, field actions and supervisor visibility in one connected process. The exact scope for each team is confirmed through fit-gap.

Can Cogover track promise-to-pay commitments?

Promise amount, promise date, owner, reminder, status, missed commitment and escalation path can be captured as structured fields on the borrower record instead of free text.

Does it support call and WhatsApp follow-up?

Call notes, WhatsApp follow-ups and next actions can stay connected to the borrower record. Each channel needs its own connection, authentication method, operating limits and responsible owner.

Can supervisors see missed commitments?

Pending promises, missed promises, overdue follow-ups, agent workload and escalations can be tracked on dashboards configured for the team.

How should we start?

Start with one collections workflow or one pilot team. Cogover maps the process, configures borrower records and tasks, launches the pilot, then expands the same blueprint.

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