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BSI Financial Expands Milo, Its AI-Powered Platform for 24/7 Borrower Service

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Key Takeaways

  • •BSI Financial Services announced expanded capabilities for Milo, an AI-powered borrower service platform that provides personalized, 24/7 assistance integrated with its loan servicing system.
  • •Milo was purpose-built for mortgage servicing and supports both agency loans eligible for purchase by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and non-agency loans held outside those channels.
  • •The platform can be deployed as a private-label voice service, enabling clients to offer the technology under their own brands.
  • •BSI pairs Milo's automated interactions with automated monitoring and human review to ensure loan-specific accuracy, security, and oversight.
  • •The expansion aligns with a broader mortgage industry trend of adopting AI-driven tools to manage routine borrower inquiries, shorten call center wait times, and offer support outside traditional business hours.
BSI Financial Expands Milo, Its AI-Powered Platform for 24/7 Borrower Service

BSI Financial Services, a national mortgage fintech platform, has announced expanded capabilities for Milo, its AI-powered borrower service platform. Integrated directly with BSI's loan servicing system, Milo delivers personalized, around-the-clock assistance tailored to each borrower's individual loan and account, while helping lenders and investors scale their servicing operations.

The move speaks to a long-running friction point in servicing: borrowers' questions about their loans and accounts don't always arise during business hours, and high call volumes can translate into long waits for answers.

"Milo is helping us make mortgage servicing more responsive and personalized," said Gagan Sharma, founder and CEO of BSI Financial Services. "By giving borrowers easier access to the help they need 24/7, we can strengthen borrower relationships and allow servicing professionals to focus on situations that require a human touch."

Engineered for Mortgage Servicing

Unlike stand-alone AI tools, Milo was purpose-built for mortgage servicing and operates within BSI's integrated servicing platform. The system supports both agency and non-agency loans — a distinction that separates loans eligible for purchase by government-sponsored enterprises such as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from those held outside those channels. Milo can also be deployed as a private-label voice service, allowing clients to offer the technology under their own brand.

That integration matters in practice. General-purpose assistants without access to servicing records can typically offer only generic answers, while a system connected to loan-level data can handle the account-specific questions servicers receive in high volume.

"Speed and convenience matter, but accuracy, security and oversight matter just as much," said Anwar Ali, senior vice president and head of product management at BSI Financial Services. "We've integrated Milo directly with our servicing platform so it can provide loan-specific information, while surrounding those interactions with automated monitoring and human review."

A Broader Industry Shift

The expansion comes as lenders and servicers across the mortgage industry increasingly adopt AI-driven tools to handle high volumes of routine borrower inquiries, reduce call center wait times, and extend support beyond traditional business hours. By embedding Milo within its servicing platform and pairing automated interactions with human review, BSI Financial Services is aiming to combine that always-on availability with loan-level accuracy and oversight.

As adoption spreads, how firms balance always-on automation with human oversight remains a key question for an industry built on long-term borrower relationships.