Claim submission
A starting point for entering claim information into the workflow.
06INSURANCE OPERATIONS
Insurance Claim Notifications Platform.
A claim workflow application covering submission, notifications, status tracking, and payment-related steps.
01 / OVERVIEW
A clearer claim journey.
An insurance workflow project described in Aaron’s existing portfolio. It brings claim submission, notifications, progress tracking, and payment-related stages into an application experience.
My contribution
Application & database development, bringing the interface, business workflow, and data layer together.
02 / THE BUSINESS REQUIREMENT
The problem to solve.
A claim moves through several stages and involves information that needs to stay understandable to the people handling it. Submission and status communication should be part of a coherent journey.
03 / THE APPLICATION
What the system does.
Notifications
Communication associated with the progress of a claim.
Status tracking
Visibility into the stage of a submitted claim.
Payment workflow
Payment-related stages within the wider claim lifecycle.
04 / TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE
How the layers connect.
01
Presentation
PHP views · Tailwind CSS
Interfaces for claim submission and progress visibility.
02
Application
PHP MVC
Separation of interface, application handling, and data responsibilities.
03
Persistence
PostgreSQL
Relational storage for the claim workflow.
05 / ENGINEERING DECISIONS
Deliberate choices.
Treat the claim as a lifecycle
Submission, notification, status, and payment steps are presented as connected parts of the business workflow.
Separate application responsibilities
The owner-reported MVC approach separates presentation, handling, and data concerns. Detailed implementation decisions require source review.
06 / THE TECHNICAL CHALLENGE
Keeping a multi-stage workflow understandable.
Claims handling crosses submission, review, communication, and payment-related stages.
THE APPROACH
The portfolio describes a connected submission and notification experience with status tracking. Detailed transition rules and delivery mechanisms are not published, so no specific implementation is asserted.
07 / THE RESULT
A connected application.
The project connects claim submission, notification, and progress tracking in an insurance workflow experience. Public presentation focuses on the user journey while keeping internal business information out of the case study.
Public source and a live demo are not available for this project.
About this case study’s sources
Scope and stack are taken from Aaron’s original public portfolio. No matching public source repository was verified. The original screenshot is used; internal business information is not added.
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