PeriziaFlow AI – Insurance Claims & Appraisal Workflow Management
PeriziaFlow AI is a digital solution designed to simplify and organize insurance claims and appraisal workflows.
The project focuses on helping insurance professionals and appraisal teams manage cases, coordinate adjusters, track progress, and maintain accurate records through a centralized interface.
Key Features:
Centralized case management and tracking
Assignment and reassignment of insurance adjusters
Real-time case status updates
Search and filtering of case records
Persistent notes and case information
Windows desktop application
My Role: Software concept, workflow design, development, testing, and process optimization.
Project Goal: Reduce repetitive administrative work, improve organization, and make insurance appraisal operations more efficient.
PeriziaFlow AI is currently under active development, with core desktop features successfully tested.
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