Selected work / illustrative cases

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These fictional examples show the kinds of complex service challenges we work on and the practical outcomes a thoughtful approach can support.

Commercial insurance · Claims operations

Harbourline Claims Desk

A unified case-management platform replaced a fragmented journey across shared inboxes, spreadsheets, and a legacy claims tool.

The challenge

Adjusters repeatedly re-entered policy details, chased evidence across teams, and could not see who owned the next action. Cases slowed as volume grew.

Our approach

We shadowed handlers, mapped exception paths, agreed a single case record, and tested a new triage model with claims staff before building.

The solution

A case workspace now brings evidence, status, responsibilities, and customer updates into a single, auditable flow, with clear escalation points.

31% faster resolutionFewer manual handoffs and a clearer view of work in progress.

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Multi-site maintenance · Field services

Northfield Service Network

A field-service scheduling and customer update platform helped regional maintenance teams coordinate work across multiple sites.

The challenge

Schedulers relied on several disconnected calendars and called customers individually when appointments changed. Regional managers lacked a consistent view of demand.

Our approach

We mapped planning rhythms with dispatchers and technicians, then prototyped route-aware schedules and straightforward customer updates for real operational conditions.

The solution

A shared scheduling workspace aligns job priorities, technician capacity, and customer notifications, while leaving room for local teams to handle exceptions.

42 hours saved each monthAdministrative time returned per regional hub, with fewer avoidable status calls.

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Professional association · International membership

Morrow & Vale Membership

A multilingual member portal and service operations dashboard brought a dispersed international association onto a common service foundation.

The challenge

Members in different countries used inconsistent forms and email routes. Staff had limited visibility of requests and repeated answers across languages.

Our approach

We researched member needs across regions, aligned a core service model with local requirements, and tested translated journeys with representative member groups.

The solution

A multilingual portal handles common account and service tasks, while an operations dashboard routes requests to the right team and surfaces service patterns.

18-country rolloutMore member requests resolved through self-service, with a consistent foundation for local variation.

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