AI Collections: What Should We Automate & What Should We Never Automate?
February 8, 2027
Live Webinar
DateFeb 8, 2027Duration90 minutes
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10:00 AM CST11:00 AM EST
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Artificial intelligence creates new opportunities to improve collections, but not every decision belongs to an automated system.
This webinar will explore practical uses of AI in
collections, from identifying high-risk borrowers and prioritizing accounts to
improving communications and workflow efficiency. We'll examine the legal,
compliance, and reputational risks of automation, identify decisions that
require human judgment, and discuss how institutions can leverage AI without
losing the personal touch that makes collections effective.
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Presented By
Reed & Jolly, PLLC
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