Genpact Cora Agentic CX Services
Genpact · Customer Service
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What the publisher says
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Genpact Cora Agentic CX Service is an enterprise-grade Agentic AI service, purpose-built on AWS to automate and orchestrate complex customer experience journeys across industry specific value chains. Modular and scalable, the service is designed to address high-friction workflows—starting with customer service issues in banking such as card disputes, account locks, collections, and everyday banking. These journeys are powered by autonomous AI agents and delivered across digital, voice, and assisted service channels. As part of its initial launch, Cora Agentic CX Service includes a configurable Cards Dispute Management & Claim automation process aligned with customer-specific rules and operational needs, with a roadmap to expand into additional use cases across industries such as financial services, insurance, retail, healthcare, hitech and manufacturing.
The service leverages Amazon Bedrock Agents as the agentic orchestration layer—executing multistep workflows such as customer guidance, knowledge base access for chargeback policies, and backend system updates. The workflow is built using the following AWS services:
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- Amazon Lex for multimodal customer interactions
- Amazon DynamoDB (or Amazon RDS) for transaction retrieval
- AWS Lambda for decision execution
- AWS Step Functions for backend orchestration
- Amazon S3 for secure document handling
- AWS Inferentia and AWS Trainium for model inference and tuning
End users receive real-time confirmation within the same chat or voice session, including updates on claim status or card reissuance—reducing a typically multi-day, multi-team process to just minutes.
What sets Cora Agentic CX Service apart is Genpact’s deep domain expertise incorporating operational best practices and AI-driven blueprints refined through billions of customer interactions. By embedding intelligence into every step of the journey—and combining it with accelerators built on Amazon Connect and Amazon Bedrock—Cora Agentic CX Service enables measurable outcomes: faster dispute resolution, higher first-contact containment, reduced fraud exposure, and improved customer satisfaction.
Highlights
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Journey-Centric Automation: Genpact Cora Agentic CX Service help clients implement Agentic AI customer service workflows across high-friction journeys like disputes, account lock resolutions, card declines, collections, and everyday banking. By reducing manual intervention and increasing straight-through processing, the service helps improve both customer satisfaction and operational efficiency.
Data-Driven Insights: Genpact Cora Agentic CX Service combines advanced AI with Genpact’s deep institutional knowledge to deliver contextual, actionable recommendations. This empowers organizations to coordinate seamlessly across systems, validate intent, and trigger the next best actions—reducing human handoffs and driving complete resolution, not just deflection.
Fast Deployment and scalability on AWS with Enterprise-Grade Governance: With pre-built accelerators for Amazon Connect and native integration across AWS services, Genpact Cora Agentic CX Service enables rapid deployment and scalability. Designed for secure, compliant environments, the service is designed with transparency and traceability in mind with audit features and functionality offers full auditability, traceability, and integration with core banking systems
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