Example: Water Damage Assessment Flow
1. Safety checks and legal confirmation
1. Safety checks and legal confirmation
All claims flows can begin with essential safety and compliance steps. In the water damage example, the flow confirms legal acceptance and checks whether the customer has controlled the water source. If not, it provides clear guidance such as closing the main valve or contacting emergency support. These early interventions help limit damage and keep customers safe.
2. Identifying what is affected
2. Identifying what is affected
The flow then asks the customer to select all affected areas or items. In water damage cases, this might include rooms, flooring, electronics, or structural elements. In other claim types, it could be items stolen, car parts damaged, or appliances that stopped working. This multi select approach allows the flow to intelligently adapt to each situation.
3. Dynamic follow up questions
3. Dynamic follow up questions
Based on what the customer selects, the flow automatically presents the relevant follow up questions. For water damage, this includes questions about water coverage and severity in each room. For other claim types, this could include:
- When the item was purchased
- Whether photos are available
- How the incident occurred
- Whether the insurer should arrange repairs or replacement
4. Intelligent severity scoring
4. Intelligent severity scoring
Wizflow supports custom scoring logic that evaluates the severity or complexity of the case in real time. In the water damage example, the score considers:
- How long the leak has existed
- Progression of the damage
- Mold, smell, and structural risks
- Health symptoms
- Previous incidents
5. Automatic escalation when needed
5. Automatic escalation when needed
If the score passes a certain threshold, or if the customer gives a critical answer, the flow can redirect them to human assistance. Examples include:
- Severe structural damage
- High risk mold
- Repeated incidents
- Indicators of risk in other claim categories
6. Collecting documentation
6. Collecting documentation
All claims benefit from early documentation collection. The flow guides customers to upload photos, receipts, invoices, or repair estimates. This reduces follow up emails and speeds up the insurer’s decision making.
7. A clear and reassuring conclusion
7. A clear and reassuring conclusion
Once all information is collected, the flow closes with a clear confirmation that the insurer has what it needs. The claims team receives a structured and complete case file that can be processed without unnecessary delays.

