CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

Customer journey map for a home insurance claim

This journey map describes a homeowner navigating a claim after a burst pipe. The customer must act quickly to document damage and understand urgent next steps, then provide evidence and coordinate with an adjuster. The repair stage brings another set of decisions about contractors and what the policy covers. Finally, the settlement needs to be understandable enough for the customer to close the claim with confidence. The map creates a shared view for claims, communications and repair-network teams. It is not a policy interpretation; it is a hypothesis about the customer experience that should be checked against call reasons, complaint themes and interviews with people who have recently completed a claim.

UPDATED 2026-09-24
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EXAMPLECustomer journey map for a home insurance claim
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

An insurer is reviewing the experience of homeowners after water damage.

Key decisions

  • Set expectations: Explain urgent safety and mitigation steps immediately.
  • Show status: Give customers clear ownership and timing during assessment.
  • Explain payment: Make covered work and settlement decisions understandable.

When to reuse this

Use for complex service journeys involving handoffs, uncertainty and financial decisions.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why map a claim journey?01
Claims involve stressful handoffs and decisions; a map helps teams see the experience across those boundaries.
What is a pain point in a journey map?02
It is a moment of friction, uncertainty or extra effort that affects the customer goal.
Can a journey map include partners?03
Yes. Adjusters, contractors and other partners can be included where they affect the customer experience.
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