HDFC Life brings country's first life insurance Chatbot with Haptik
HDFC Life, one of India's leading(अग्रणी) private life insurance companies, announced the launch of India's first life insurance chatbot in collaboration (सहयोग) with Haptik, India's largest chatbot platform. The chatbot will act as a financial guide to help users choose the most suitable life insurance plans and solutions. This chatbot aims to assist the customers with insurance advice - ranging from Health to Tax Planning & Retirement, based on a simple 60-second quiz which enables it to compute their Insurance Quotient(भागफल). Calculated using different parameters under each insurance category, the Insurance Quotient is an indicative score for each individual, based on which, HDFC Life can recommend the best-suited insurance plans for the user. The chatbot not only works as a personal financial advisor but also brings to the forefront the universal need for life insurance.
Talking about the need for this platform, Mr Suresh Badami, CDO - HDFC Life, said "Many of us in our country, particularly the millennials, are under insured and need a simple platform to access relevant information about insurance.We at HDFC Life have invested heavily in the adoption of cutting-edge technology to offer insurance solutions across customer segments through multiple touch points. One such initiative is to pilot the use of artificial intelligence to act as personal assistant to the discerning(समझदार) new age customer. Haptik's chatbot enables us to do this and reach the millennials through the medium that they are most accustomed(आदी) to and are comfortable with."
Aakrit Vaish, CEO, Haptik, added, "We are extremely excited to partner with HDFC Life to build the India's first Life Insurance chatbot. We believe chat as an interface simplifies tons of complex everyday experiences, and nothing gets more complex than the process of understanding Life Insurance. HDFC Life was the ideal partner who understands the value a bot could bring, and timing it the financial year end made a lot of sense."
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