Discovery Loan Request for Bank Employee
Discovery Loan Request for Bank Employee
The internal IT team developed a system for bank staff to request and approve internal loans, ready for launch.
However, feedback from end-users and management highlighted that the process was overly complex, defeating the purpose of simplifying internal loan requests compared to general ones.
As a result, the team paused the launch to revisit and redesign the system.
My role&:
Sr.UX Designer | Service Designer
Workshop Planning
Lead and Co-Facilitate Workshop
Team size
1 Project manager | 1 Business Analysis
2 Sr.UX Designer (Include me) | 2 UI Designers
1 Value Orchestra
Why we select this method
All participants are bank employees, encompassing both front-stage and back-stage roles.
Collaboratively map out their user journeys.
Encourage users experiencing pain points to propose solutions and share their thoughts openly.
The insights from requesters and approvers differ significantly. To ensure comprehensive end-to-end coverage, it is essential to understand the perspectives of both sides.
AS-IS Journey & Pain
Pain Point Prioritization
To-Be Journey Map & Solutioning
Ideation Channel Break down
We learned that different loan types and activities during the application process impact the scope. Therefore, we asked users to rank the channels most suitable for each activity.
Value Prioritization
Both approvers and requesters collaborate to discuss and prioritize the most beneficial issues to address first.
Feasibility Prioritization
Feature Breakdown
Product Owner and the technical team, focus on debating and agreeing on the required effort
As-is & To be Journey
Develop Big idea
Value Vs. feasibility
Recommendation this workshop to others
‘We were able to gather input from each party, which enhanced our understanding and introduced new, out-of-the-box ideas, leading to a broader range of knowledge. ’
#Participant 1
‘Listening to multiple perspectives provided diverse viewpoints, which helped in brainstorming ideas to find the best solutions.’
#Participant 2
‘Additionally, we gained insight into the workshop process, allowing us to visualize the end-to-end picture and ensure completeness.’
#Participant 3
Categorize loans (complex/non-complex) to identify gaps and unblock regulations.
Assess loan complexity by document count.
Assess service improvement impact by analyzing case volume vs. loan value.