Approved-knowledge grounding
Orvera's AI agents answer only from the firm's own approved language and written criteria.
For record retrieval and litigation support operations, plaintiff firms running an intake desk, and mass tort campaigns holding an inventory. Orvera builds, deploys and runs the AI agents across voice, chat and every digital channel, plus the assist and audit layer behind your own people.
Orvera AI scores every conversation against the firm's own scorecard, human-handled and AI-handled alike, and returns exceptions with the transcript attached. A quality program on a sample estimates an exposure rate rather than clearing a conversation. A solicitation breach, an advice-boundary breach, a consent defect and a recording made without the required disclosure are each a per-conversation event with per-conversation exposure.
A quality program on a sample
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Orvera AI runs the four custodian outreach use cases in medical and legal record retrieval, across new, active and aged requests: facility research, custodian first contact, follow-up and expediting, and aged request recovery. The cadence runs against every open request rather than against a coordinator's capacity, every result is written back to the retrieval platform, and judgment calls are routed to your specialists with the request history and a recommended next action.
A new request opens against a provider your team has never worked. Before anything is sent, Orvera identifies the correct facility, legal entity and custodian of records, whether the HIM department or a release of information (ROI) vendor holds the records, the authorization form it accepts, the submission route it takes, the copy fee it charges and the turnaround it actually runs to. The profile is written on the call, not reconstructed from notes later.
A request goes out and the team assumes it landed. Orvera calls the custodian to confirm the subpoena or authorization was received, located and entered into their workflow, validates the patient and request identifiers, captures the custodian's reference number and expected completion date, and surfaces any deficiency on day one rather than at the first status check. On a new custodian, the requirements interview runs on the same call.
A request passes 7, 14, 21 and 28 days with no response. Orvera runs the follow-up cadence against every open request, navigates the IVR and absorbs the hold time, establishes actual status and the reason for delay, clarifies scope and date range where the custodian asks, obtains invoice or prepayment details, records the expected production date, and escalates or expedites where a court date or claim deadline applies. Rejected authorizations are recovered inside the same cycle: the deficiency is captured in the custodian's own words and the corrected authorization is confirmed as received.
Unpaid invoice, deficient authorization, records at an ROI vendor, custodian backlog.
Named and written back, so the coordinator acts on it instead of calling again.
Every operation carries requests that are aging, suspended, rejected or approaching a client SLA that nobody wants to call twice. Orvera re-engages the custodian, re-confirms the request is on file, identifies the current blocker (a deficient authorization, an unpaid invoice, records held at an ROI vendor, a custodian backlog), resubmits corrected documentation, routes fee and scope disputes to your specialist, and pursues the records, the business-record certification or the certificate of no records until the request closes.
Every interaction updates one structured custodian profile the whole team works from. A coordinator remembers the custodians they have personally worked. The record holds every custodian, and it is built while the work is done, not reconstructed from notes later.
The facility's own ROI form
A rejection for the wrong form, which sends the request back unworked and restarts the cycle at the coordinator's desk.
Portal upload, fax not worked
A request sent down a route this custodian does not read, where it ages quietly and no status check explains why.
Prepayment before release
A finished production held on an invoice nobody on the team knew was owed.
Runs behind the date this custodian quotes
Follow-up timed to the coordinator instead of the custodian, so calls land too early to learn anything.
Purpose of disclosure left blank
The same authorization deficiency cured twice, on a request built without what this custodian has already rejected.
Release of information supervisor, direct line
A third call into the main line, repeating the request to whoever happens to answer it.
Confirmed on the last completed call
A profile the team still trusts after the custodian's requirements have quietly changed.
Field values are illustrative. No customer, facility or custodian is named on this page.
Orvera AI handles two firm-side use cases: a live advice-boundary guardrail on the intake conversation a firm is supervised on, and the missing-information chase that recovers a claimant acquisition cost already fully spent. Orvera captures facts, applies the firm's own written criteria, screens for conflicts and books the consultation. Orvera never evaluates a matter and never answers a legal question.
“Do you think I have a case?”
The firm's own approved language, surfaced before the specialist answers
“Do you think I have a case?”
The firm's own approved language, surfaced before the specialist answers
A caller asks whether they have a case. Orvera surfaces the firm's own approved language on the specialist's screen before they answer, flags the escalation cue, and logs the intervention to the record.
A lead clears every criterion except one and parks in the pending bucket. Orvera calls the claimant, names the single missing element, helps them locate it, completes the qualification, and moves the record to retainer.
Orvera AI's legal and record retrieval calls are nine real recorded conversations from three operations: a plaintiff firm's intake desk, a record retrieval operation, and a mass tort campaign. Each is a custodian, client or claimant call worked to a finish on the case management and retrieval systems the operation already runs, and each one is transcribed, summarized and scored the same way.
Inbound intake on a new matter. Structured fact capture, conflict and criteria screening, and a booked attorney consultation.
The callback after an inbound call abandons. The caller initiated contact, so the return call is a response.
Confirming a booked attorney consultation, and rebooking on the spot where the person cannot make the time.
Confirming receipt, locating the request, capturing the custodian reference number, the accepted form, the fee and the turnaround.
Identifying the exact deficiency and the custodian's cure requirements before the corrected authorization is resubmitted.
Establishing actual processing status, the reason for delay, and an expected production date.
Qualifying a campaign response against the published case criteria. Product, exposure window, diagnosis, treatment dates, jurisdiction.
One criterion is outstanding. This is the call that names the missing element and helps the claimant find it.
The unsigned retainer call. Confirming receipt, walking the claimant to signature, and clearing the practical obstacle.
Orvera AI connects to the case management or retrieval platform a retrieval or litigation support operation already runs, plus its telephony and ticketing. Orvera does the build, the deployment and the integration on that existing system. Orvera's AI agents reach production through a structured lifecycle built for live contact center environments.
Your case criteria, approved intake language, custodian profiles 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 case management or retrieval platform, telephony and ticketing.
Live performance feeds back into the workflows, sharpening resolution and compliance week over week.
Orvera AI lands full production deployment for a retrieval operation in 2 to 4 weeks. Orvera is already live across multiple retrieval operations, so you start from pre-built integrations and retrieval-specific workflows rather than from a blank build, with voice AI, Agent Assist, QA and analytics running in parallel rather than one after the other.
to full production deployment.
Timelines depend on workflow complexity and enterprise requirements.
Orvera AI captures facts, applies the firm's own written criteria, screens for conflicts and books the consultation. Orvera never evaluates a matter and never answers a legal question. Orvera's AI agents answer only from the firm's own approved language, every conversation is scored across every channel, and each exception is returned with the transcript behind it.
Orvera's AI agents answer only from the firm's own approved language and written criteria.
Facts, criteria, conflicts and booking. Never a matter evaluation or a legal answer.
Every conversation scored, with the transcript behind each exception.
Permissions, guardrails and policy, configured per channel and use case.
A retrieval, litigation support or intake operation starts with the queue that is costing it the most, custodian follow-up, the after-hours intake or the pending bucket, and Orvera AI scopes that queue against the operation's own numbers. Retrieval deployments land in 2 to 4 weeks.