Helping Customers in Distress: An LLM-powered Agent that Converses, Probes, and Routes

📅 2026-03-31
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为解决银行客户欺诈报告难以准确分流的问题,研究开发了一种基于大语言模型的AI代理,通过多轮对话、提问和分类实现精准导向,显著提高了分类准确性。
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Banks receive millions of reports of fraud, scams, and disputed transactions every year, making it challenging to accurately direct customers to the appropriate specialist teams for assistance. The existing manual process driven by humans is slow and stressful for both customers and staff. To address this, we develop a customer-facing AI powered triaging agent that leverages large language models (LLMs) to conduct multi-turn conversations, ask relevant questions, and classify cases for accurate, policy-guided routing, making it embedded in the customer journey. To evaluate and continuously improve the agent, synthetic digital twins of real customers were simulated, generating realistic, labelled dialogues based on historical data to test a wide range of real-world scenarios. This work details the triage agent's modelling approach, integration with policy, safety guardrails and reasoning frameworks, the use of the synthetic agent for scalable evaluation, and findings on the AI system's accuracy, robustness, and compliance. Results show that the agent successfully improves triaging of historical cases, achieving a 30.6% increase in classification accuracy, with high satisfaction levels reported by our subject-matter experts, highlighting how targeted probing can lead to more effective triage in banking operations at scale.
Problem

Research questions and friction points this paper is trying to address.

fraud
scams
disputed transactions
customer triaging
banking operations
Innovation

Methods, ideas, or system contributions that make the work stand out.

Large Language Models (LLMs)
Multi-turn Conversations
Policy-guided Routing
Synthetic Digital Twins
Triage Agent
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