INSURANCE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE STUDY – QUALITATIVE

ABOUT THE CLIENT

Client is a leading insurance provider.
Geography: India (Mumbai, Jaipur)

APPROACH

Qualitative
FGDs, IDIs
Sample Size - ~116 (8 FGDs + 12 IDIs)
Duration: 7 days

PROBLEM STATEMENT

Understand purchase occasions and triggers.
Identify key selection considerations.
Determine preferred acquisition modes (online vs. offline).
Explore trending insurance apps.
Identify services needed for a new market entrant.

OUR SOLUTIONS

FGDs and IDIs.
8 FGDs + 12 IDIs.
TG: Age 35–45, SEC A/B, 70% male/30% female, independent health/auto policyholders (some with claims).
Mumbai and Jaipur.
LOI: 90 minutes.
7-day timeline.
Deliverables: Insurance VoC report, purchase trigger analysis, acquisition channel preference report, digital insurance app feature expectations.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Key life events driving insurance decisions.
Selection factors (price, coverage, reputation).
Online vs. offline acquisition preferences.
Digital insurance app awareness and feature expectations.
Must-have and differentiating services.

OUTCOME

18% increase in policy sales through optimised online acquisition channels.
3 new services introduced.
15% uplift in customer loyalty.
Enhanced competitive positioning.
Impact: 18% policy sales increase; 15% customer loyalty uplift; 8 FGDs + 12 IDIs across Mumbai and Jaipur.
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