Customers
Advice firms that hear every call
- Call coverage
- 26% → 100%
- after replacing manual sampling
- QA per flagged call
- Minutes
- not hours of listening
- Time to go live
- 2–4 weeks
- typical, on your own calls
In their own words
What changes when every call is reviewed
Compare Retirement's director and senior adviser on what COSA means for QA, risk and day-to-day advice.
Call coverage at Compare Retirement
26% → 100%
Compare Retirement moved from manually sampling around a quarter of its calls to full oversight of every client interaction — with QA on flagged calls taking minutes rather than hours.
Read how Compare Retirement did itThe platform's concise, machine-generated meeting summaries save me hours in admin and ensure my sales write-ups, recommendations, and suitability reports are accurate and compliant.

Dennis Kreijns
Director & Senior Equity Release Adviser, Compare Retirement
Common outcomes
What customers use COSA for
Every firm's rules are its own, but the results customers describe tend to look the same.
Coverage
Before: A sample — around a quarter of calls
With COSA: Every call in scope, with exclusions logged
QA time
Before: Hours listening to calls end to end
With COSA: Minutes on the flagged, quoted moments
Vulnerability
Before: Spotted on the calls someone happened to hear
With COSA: Looked for on every call, and flagged for review
Adviser admin
Before: Notes written up by hand after each call
With COSA: Summaries and next steps drafted from the call
Customer figures are taken from customers' own published statements. Outcomes vary by firm.
To go further, read how Consumer Duty evidence works for equity release advice or model your own QA effort in the ROI calculator.
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