Role: Lead Product Designer / UX-UI Strategist.
Platform & Ecosystem: Mobile App (Policyholders / Field Data Entry) + Responsive Web Dashboard (Agents / Analysis & Assessment).
Tools: Figma + Maze
Year: 2021
Modernize insurance claims management through end-to-end digitization, eliminating paper-based processes and providing real-time analytics for insurers.
Dual User Profile: Design a dual-purpose solution: an ultra-fast, guided mobile interface for end users during stressful situations (such as an accident) and a data-rich yet efficient web platform for claims adjusters.
Create an automated valuation engine based on vehicle type, market value, and the insurer’s preferences.
Qualitative research using focus groups with 250 Autocom customers to understand the real pain points when filing claims and assessing damage.
Users compare the experience to everyday apps (banking, ride-hailing). Long forms lead to immediate abandonment.
Lack of visibility into the status leads to constant calls to support. Real-time tracking is essential.
In areas with poor connectivity or during a crash, users need visual assistance to take accurate photos of the damage and the ability to operate offline.
Assisted Documentation: Guided workflow for taking photos of the damaged vehicle.
Incident Tracking: Transparent timeline for real-time tracking of the claim’s status.
Web Platform (Insurance Agent & Management): Dashboard & Analytics: Centralized console with filters by branch, date range, status, and assessment type. Categorization & Valuation
Automated: Algorithm that calculates market estimates to speed up approvals and repairs.
Responsive design that ensures data parity between user mobile data entry and desktop web processing.
Claim categorization by branch, expert appraisals, repair estimates, and modular approval workflow.
Clean, accessible components designed to scale to multiple partners in the automotive and insurance industries.
A 32% reduction in response and processing times, accelerating resolutions and reducing operating costs for Autocom and insurance companies.
The mobile app became the primary channel for filing claims, reducing the operational burden on call centers.
Automated damage assessment eliminated manual biases and standardized cost estimates for damages.