Luko
Manage large-scale claims complexity
Senior Product Designer in 2020
Context
In 2020, Luko is at the peak of its growth. The claims management team works the old-fashioned way: Excel, informal exchanges, no visibility on who manages what. Faced with a massive influx of insured individuals, Luko wants to industrialize claims management.
Problem
The profession is highly regulated, IRSI conventions, CIDE-COP, common law, and each claim follows its own logic depending on the type, amount, and involved parties: the insured Luko, other insurers, experts, property managers, co-ownerships, the Buildings of France. No tool on the market manages this complexity. No source of inspiration.
Solution
Two-month immersion alongside claims managers to learn the profession, map exceptional cases, and design a complete management tool, visualization of ongoing files, traceability of participants, clear procedures by type of claim.
Result
Significant acceleration in processing files, reduction of input errors, and better inter-team communication. The tool also facilitated recruitment: a visible and structured process reassures new claims managers.
My Role
Sole designer on the project, fieldwork, design, delivery. Collaboration with the design team on reviews and brand alignment.
Overview of ongoing claims
Overall progress, new claims, customizable views by period. Know immediately where the team stands, without searching.
Opening a claim
Progress, tasks to do, action history, contacts, and file data in the sidebar. Everything needed to process without leaving the screen.
Exchanges, filtered by claim
Emails related to a file are accessible directly from the app. No need to search your inbox to find an exchange.
Claims reporting, track progress
Comparisons, trends, evolution over time. A view to understand what is happening at the macro level, not claim by claim.
Real-time and access management
Live tracking of ongoing claims, with fine management of rights by role. Who sees what, who does what.
More case studies
An overview in a few minutes
Lead Designer from 2024 to 2025
Campus Coach - Recenter a sports product on its market
Redefinition of design strategy, redesign of user experience, development of training modules, and adaptation to the new visual identity.
Read case studyPrincipal Product Designer from 2023 to 2024
CO2 AI - A new product for a new revenue stream
Designing a new tool for measuring carbon emissions per product (PCF: Product Carbon Footprint), opening a new acquisition avenue alongside the existing CCF.
Read case study