Securities Firm Virtual Assistant
Securities Firm Virtual Assistant
Securities firms handle a relentless volume of repetitive investor questions: account balance checks, trade confirmations, margin status, IPO application updates, and document requests. This AI agent resolves the most common support queries instantly through conversation, freeing your service team to focus on complex advisory and escalation-worthy issues while giving investors the immediate answers they expect from a modern brokerage.





Securities Firm Virtual Assistant
Quantified results from deploying an AI agent for securities firm customer support.
Chatbots in financial services handle 70-85% of routine customer inquiries with 91% accuracy, according to industry data. For securities firms where the bulk of inbound volume consists of account balance checks, trade confirmations, and document requests, deploying an AI agent typically reduces call center traffic by 30-40%. Tars customers in financial services have seen results like American Express automating 49.3% of conversations and the State of Indiana saving over 4,000 calls per month.
The average cost of a phone-based support interaction in financial services ranges from $8 to $15, while an AI agent resolves the same query for a fraction of that. Securities firms processing thousands of support requests daily during volatile market periods or IPO windows see the largest savings. By automating the 80% of routine queries that do not require human judgment, firms reallocate support headcount to revenue-generating advisory and retention activities.
Market volatility, quarterly results seasons, and IPO allotment days create unpredictable spikes in support demand. A human support team cannot scale instantly, but an AI agent handles unlimited concurrent conversations. Investors get immediate answers to trade status, margin requirement, and settlement queries during the exact moments when delayed support erodes trust. Firms report average resolution times dropping from 12-15 minutes to under 90 seconds for routine inquiries.

Securities Firm Virtual Assistant
features
Capabilities designed for the specific workflows and compliance requirements of securities firms and brokerage houses.
Securities firms typically offer equities, derivatives, mutual funds, fixed income, currency trading, and sometimes insurance. The AI agent handles queries across all product lines from a single conversation interface, routing each inquiry to the appropriate knowledge base. An investor asking about their equity holdings and their SIP status in the same session gets accurate, contextual answers for both without being transferred between departments.
During IPO seasons, securities firms experience massive spikes in support volume as retail investors check application status, bid modification deadlines, and allotment results. The agent handles these time-sensitive, high-volume queries at scale. It can guide investors through the application process, confirm bid details, and provide allotment status updates, absorbing traffic surges that would otherwise overwhelm your call center.
Contract notes, profit and loss statements, tax computation reports, and holding statements are among the most frequently requested documents from brokerage support teams. The agent can trigger document generation or delivery workflows, directing investors to their registered email or providing download instructions. This eliminates a category of support tickets that is high in volume but low in complexity.
Securities support conversations often involve account-sensitive information and regulatory obligations. The Tars platform is SOC 2 Type 2 certified, ISO certified, and GDPR compliant, with data encrypted in transit and at rest. The agent can be configured to present required SEBI, SEC, or FCA disclosures, terms of service acknowledgments, and risk warnings within the conversation flow, maintaining audit trails for compliance review.
Securities Firm Virtual Assistant
Three steps to resolve common securities account inquiries without human intervention.
Securities Firm Virtual Assistant
FAQs
The agent handles a wide range of common securities support queries including account balance and holdings inquiries, trade and order status checks, margin and fund transfer questions, IPO and NFO application assistance, contract note and statement requests, nominee and profile updates, and general product information for equities, mutual funds, derivatives, and fixed income. Queries requiring human judgment, such as trade disputes or complex advisory, are escalated with full context to your support team.
Yes. Tars integrates natively with Salesforce, HubSpot, and Zendesk for CRM and ticketing, and connects to brokerage back-office platforms, depository participant systems, and trading platforms via Zapier and custom webhook APIs. This means investor query data, ticket details, and resolution status flow directly into your existing operational systems without manual data entry.
Tars is SOC 2 Type 2 certified, ISO certified, and GDPR compliant. All conversation data is encrypted in transit and at rest. The agent can be configured to present required regulatory disclosures from SEBI, SEC, FCA, or other relevant authorities within the conversation. Complete audit trails are maintained for every interaction, supporting your compliance team's review and reporting requirements.
This is one of the strongest use cases for an AI agent in securities support. Unlike human teams that cannot scale instantly, the agent handles unlimited concurrent conversations. During IPO allotment days, earnings season, or market crashes, when investor queries can spike 5-10x above normal, the agent absorbs the volume without degradation in response time or accuracy. Your human agents remain available for the escalations that genuinely require their expertise.
Yes. Tars supports deployment on WhatsApp Business, website embed, and mobile WebView. For securities firms in markets like India, where WhatsApp is a primary communication channel for a large share of the retail investor population, WhatsApp deployment significantly increases accessibility and engagement. India added 41.1 million new demat accounts in FY25 alone, and many of these retail investors prefer messaging-based support over phone or email.
Most securities firms have the agent live within two to three weeks, including configuration of support conversation flows, CRM and ticketing integration, regulatory disclosure setup, and compliance review. The Tars platform allows your operations team to update conversation paths, add new product support categories, and adjust escalation rules without developer resources.
Tars serves 800+ global brands and holds a 4.7 out of 5 rating on G2. In financial services specifically, American Express automated 49.3% of customer conversations, VM Group achieved a 45% reduction in support requests, and CLCU saw a 20% drop in contact form submissions after deploying a Tars AI agent. The platform is trusted by enterprises including Netflix, Vodafone, and Global Payments for customer-facing automation.
Yes. Tars supports multilingual conversation flows, allowing you to serve investors in English, Hindi, and other regional languages from a single agent deployment. For securities firms with a nationwide or international investor base, multilingual support eliminates language as a barrier to self-service and reduces the need for language-specific support teams.








































Privacy & Security
At Tars, we take privacy and security very seriously. We are compliant with GDPR, ISO, SOC 2, and HIPAA.