Industries
Voice over for insurers.
Insurance voice work explains policies and claims in plain language, and the voice must be calm and trustworthy, particularly on claims lines.
Uses
Typical uses
What this sector most often asks for.
- 01
Claims and service lines
IVR menus and hold messages for policyholders.
- 02
Policy explainers
Short videos on cover, excess and claims.
- 03
Agent training
Courses for brokers and call-centre staff.
Watch for
What to watch for
What changes the way the work is done in this sector.
- Plain language
- Scripts are adapted so the terms can be understood by ear.
- Tone
- The read is calm and steady, especially for claims.
Start here
Services and languages for this sector
Questions
Questions, answered.
Do you handle regulated wording?
The approved script is read as written.
Can you do hold messages?
Yes, as blocks that can be updated.
Do you work in several languages?
Yes, with a native voice per language.
Next
Where to go next
- IVR voice overIVR voice over for telephony integrators and contact centres: prompts recorded by native actors, named by prompt ID and delivered in telephony formats.
- Explainer video voice overExplainer video voice over for studios and agencies: timed to the animation, native actors per language, pacing agreed first and files cut to your scenes.
- Training video voice overTraining video voice over with a steady, clear pace, correct terminology and versions for every country where staff work. Quote on your script.
Quote voice over for insurers.
Send the script, the languages, the usage and the deadline.
Or write to hello [at] voicepros [dot] com