Application Lifecycle
The application lifecycle in Axvero consists of several key stages, each ensuring that applications are processed efficiently and accurately. Below is a diagrammatic representation of the general process:
Flowchart
An example flowchart illustrating the application lifecycle:
Stages Explained
- Submission: The applicant submits the application and required documents. This is the starting point of the lifecycle, where all necessary information is collected for further processing.
- Initial Review: The application is checked for completeness and basic eligibility. Any missing or incorrect information is flagged, and the application may be sent back to the applicant for corrections.
- Underwriting: A detailed assessment is performed, including risk evaluation, verification of submitted data, and analysis against organizational policies. Underwriters may request additional documents or clarification during this stage.
- Compliance Check: The application is reviewed for adherence to regulatory and internal compliance requirements. Any issues found here may halt the process or require further action.
- Risk Assessment: Specialized risk analysis is conducted, often involving financial, operational, or legal risk factors. The outcome influences the final decision.
- Decision: Based on the reviews and assessments, a decision is made to approve, reject, or request more information. This decision may be made by a single user or require input from multiple stakeholders.
- Escalation/Additional Review: If the application is complex or if a user cannot make a decision, it is escalated for further review, often involving managers or senior underwriters. This ensures that difficult cases receive appropriate attention.
- Manager Review: Escalated applications are reviewed by managers, who have the authority to resolve outstanding issues and make recommendations for the final decision.
- Final Decision: After all reviews and escalations, the manager or designated authority makes the final decision on the application. This is the last step before completion.
- Completion: The application process is finalized. The applicant is notified of the outcome, and all records are updated. Any post-decision actions, such as issuing documents or updating systems, are performed here.
Tip: Use this lifecycle as a reference for designing workflows, automations, and documentation in Axvero.
Application Creation Steps
The process of creating an application involves several steps to ensure all necessary information and documents are collected:
- Start Application: User initiates a new application.
- Enter Basic Info: User provides essential details (name, contact, etc.).
- Add Required Documents: User uploads mandatory documents (ID, financials, etc.).
- Add Optional Documents: User can upload additional supporting documents.
- Review & Submit: User reviews all info and submits the application.
- Application Created: The application enters the lifecycle for review and processing.
User Update & Document Upload Flow
Users may need to update information or upload documents after the initial submission:
- Application Submitted: Initial application is submitted.
- User Receives Update Request: Organization requests more info or documents.
- User Updates Info: User edits application details.
- User Uploads Documents: User uploads new or missing documents.
- Resubmit for Review: User resubmits the updated application.
- Application Updated: Application is ready for further review.
Communication Flow
Communication between the applicant and organization is key for clarifying requirements and status:
- Application Submitted: Applicant submits the application.
- Organization Reviews: Organization reviews the submission.
- Request for Info/Docs: Organization requests clarification or additional documents.
- Applicant Responds: Applicant provides requested info/documents.
- Organization Updates Status: Organization updates the application status.
- Notify Applicant: Applicant is notified of status or next steps.
Note: These sub-flows are referenced from the main lifecycle and help clarify specific user and communication actions within the overall process.