Approved-knowledge grounding
Safety instructions are delivered verbatim from approved knowledge.
Orvera runs the conversation surface for OEM owner care, multi-rooftop dealer groups, roadside programs and service-contract administrators. Voice, chat and digital, inbound and outbound, plus live assist and 100% quality audit on the calls your people still handle.
Orvera AI audits 100% of automotive conversations, human-handled and AI-handled alike, against the group's own scorecard. A quality program on a sample cannot find a spoken revocation on a call nobody listened to. Coverage decides it here, because a customer can revoke consent out loud, mid-call, and that revocation is a per-conversation event.
A quality program on a sample
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Orvera AI handles six automotive use cases: service repair-order status, service scheduling across every rooftop, recall completion follow-up, roadside intake, triage and dispatch, the price and fee disclosure audit, and service advisor assist on the drive. Each runs across voice, chat and digital, inbound and outbound, on the DMS, CRM and dispatch stack the group already runs.
Owners call every afternoon to ask whether the car is ready, and the advisor who owns the repair order is at the write-up desk. Orvera reads live status from the DMS, says where the vehicle is, and sets the next update.
Most service customers still book by phone.
Most service customers still book by phone, and hold times on the service line run several minutes. Orvera reads live bay and advisor capacity, books or moves the appointment, and writes it back to the DMS.
A campaign's notification goes out and the completion curve flattens with a large unrepaired population still driving. Orvera calls the owner of record, confirms the VIN, states the approved safety instruction verbatim, and books the repair into a servicing dealer's schedule.
Safety script, location, eligibility, job created
The tow is actually dispatched, on the call.
A member is disabled at the roadside and the 24/7 queue is staffed to an average day, and an ice storm is anything but. Orvera runs the safety script, captures location by texted geolocation link, verifies eligibility, creates the job and dispatches it on the call.
97 dealership groups got the FTC letter in March 2026
A 40-rooftop group cannot evidence its phones from a sample.
The FTC sent warning letters to 97 dealership groups in March 2026 over advertised prices that exclude required fees (FTC press release, March 2026). Orvera scores every priced conversation against the group's disclosure scorecard and returns store-level and agent-level exception lists with the transcript attached.
The advisor is the scheduler, the estimator, the status desk and the seller at once, and the phone interrupts all four. Orvera surfaces vehicle history, open recalls and declined items the moment the caller is identified, then writes the call summary to the repair order.
Orvera AI connects to the systems an automotive operation already runs: the DMS, the CRM, the dispatch platform and the telephony estate. Orvera does the build on the stack you already run. Orvera's AI agents reach production through a structured lifecycle built for live contact center environments.
Your approved safety instructions, disclosure scorecard, scheduling rules and past interactions are turned into structured workflows Orvera's AI agents follow.
Workflows are tested across real scenarios for accuracy, escalation handling and compliance before a single live call.
Orvera's AI agents go live through a defined process, monitored and connected to your DMS, CRM, dispatch and telephony.
Live performance feeds back into the workflows, sharpening resolution and compliance week over week.
Orvera AI lands full enterprise deployment for an automotive contact center in three to six weeks, against a customary six to nine month project. Orvera does the build on the DMS, CRM and dispatch stack the group already runs, and the group's own disclosure scorecard and safety instructions are tested and validated across scenarios before go-live.
to full production deployment.
Timelines depend on workflow complexity and enterprise requirements.
Orvera AI detects a revocation wherever in the conversation it is said and emits it to the suppression register with a timestamp and the transcript it came from. Since April 11, 2025 a customer can revoke consent by any reasonable means, including saying it out loud in their own words, and it reaches every channel (FCC TCPA consent-revocation rule, effective April 11, 2025). The clock is 10 business days.
Safety instructions are delivered verbatim from approved knowledge.
Wherever it is said, timestamped, with the transcript it came from.
Every conversation transcribed and retained, across rooftops, sites and vendors.
Danger, highway lane, minor alone or medical routes to a person immediately.
An automotive group starts with one queue, and Orvera AI does the build on the DMS, CRM and dispatch stack the group already runs. Full enterprise deployment lands in three to six weeks against a customary six to nine month project.