Loans & insurance business · Finance & Insurance

Finance platform: calculators, education and disciplined follow-up

A lead engine where customers self-qualify through calculators before a single call is made.

Worked concept

A solution designed in full — workflow, data model and screens — to show how this kind of business would be built. Not a delivered project.

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • PostgreSQL
  • Automation workflows

Business challenge

  • Leads lost between calls
  • Customers did not understand product differences
  • Documents collected over chat
  • No structured follow-up

Our understanding

  • A customer who has run a calculator is a materially better lead than a form fill.
  • Follow-up failure, not lead volume, was the revenue problem.

Solution

  • Product education pages
  • EMI and eligibility calculators
  • Structured lead capture
  • Lead pipeline with stages
  • Automated follow-up sequences

System design

Data

Leads, products, calculations, documents, activities.

Application

Public site plus internal lead console.

Automation

Stage-based reminders and document requests.

Analytics

Source, stage conversion, agent performance.

Key features

  • Calculators
  • Lead capture
  • Lead management
  • Document upload
  • Follow-up automation
  • Dashboards

Screens & experience

  • Product page
  • Calculator
  • Application form
  • Lead pipeline
  • Agent dashboard

Automation

  • Instant acknowledgement
  • Document reminder
  • Stage-based follow-ups
  • Idle-lead escalation

Data & analytics

  • Lead source quality
  • Stage-wise drop-off
  • Response time
  • Conversion by product

Outcome

  • Better qualified enquiries
  • No lead left without a next action
  • Clear view of where deals stall

Possible future improvements

  • Credit-check integration
  • Digital KYC
  • Customer portal
  • Partner referral tracking

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