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# Insurance Client Risk Dashboard

## The Problem

Insurance operations teams discover client risk too late. A client who's likely to file a high-cost claim, cancel mid-term, or dispute coverage shows warning signs at intake. But those signals are buried across forms, call notes, and payment preferences that nobody synthesizes until there's already a problem.

Underwriting models handle pricing risk. What they don't handle is operational risk: which clients will consume the most ops resources, which will churn, and which need proactive intervention before they become a retention issue. Ops managers make these calls on gut feel, which means the quality of the decision depends entirely on who's working that day.

## What We Built

A client risk scoring dashboard that evaluates every client at intake and assigns a risk score with a full breakdown of contributing factors, so ops teams know who needs attention before problems surface.

The system provides:

-   • A risk score (0 to 100) and severity level for every client (Low, High, or Critical), visible in a single list view 
-   • Contributing factor breakdowns. Not just a number, but the specific signals driving it. For example: "Immediate urgency correlates with higher risk: +15" or "Cash payment preference shows higher cancellation risk: +12" or "Prior insurance experience reduces risk: -12" 
-   • Actionable context: each factor comes with a direction (raises/lowers risk) and a magnitude, so an ops manager can see exactly what's driving a Critical score and decide on the appropriate intervention 
-   • A client list view with the full book sorted and scored, so managers can triage their day around the clients that actually need attention 

A score of 84 means nothing on its own. A score of 84 driven by "cash payment preference +12, immediate urgency +15, no prior coverage +10" tells the ops team exactly what kind of risk this is and what to do about it.

## Outcome

Agents and producers know where to spend their time. The clients flagged Critical tend to consume the most service hours and renew the least; concentrating effort on the rest of the book pays off in both retention and commissions.

## See It in Action

![Insurance Client Risk Dashboard — client risk scoring with factor breakdowns](/assets/insurance-CHMcCNEi.png)

A live client list with risk scores ranging from 10 (Low) to 93 (Critical). Expanding Brandon Smith's row (score 84, Critical) reveals the factor breakdown: immediate urgency +15, cash payment preference +12, prior experience -12.

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