Service mapping key customer moments in life and health insurance

  • Insight: The true value of having an insurance policy is only realised when it comes to making a claim.

  • Strategic challenge: How can we map and measure the quality of two key parts of the life insurer’s customer journey to inform strategic opportunities to improve the experience for customers?

  • Idea: An interactive Service Map visualising the key stages of Policy Servicing and Claims through the lens of both the business and the customer with supporting CX opportunities.

Note: The actual service map images have been redacted for confidentiality purposes.

My role in this

This was a strategically led project, working alongside the Data and Analytics, Tech and Experience Design teams. I played a leading role in carrying out the research, creating the artefacts and presenting the findings back to a c-suite level audience. This included:

  • Determining the needs and unknowns through a detailed Research Brief

  • Leading client-facing workshops to understand the structure of the relevant parts of the business we were going to map

  • Carrying out first-hand research to gather necessary insights, including

    • Ethnography with relevant teams to understand how their use certain tool/tech, follow processes and interact with customers

    • Creating and analysing the results of customer and adviser surveys

    • Interviewing relevant stakeholders to more deeply understand processes and perceptions

    • Reviewing data sources to understand quantifiable insights

  • Working closely with the design team to create the visual map

  • Writing a supporting findings report and opportunity repository

  • Leading the presentation of the Service Map and associated findings to a c-suite level audience.

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