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Alphavima Technologies

CASE STUDY

Sales, warranty and claims, one platform.

How PWSC unified sales, warranty administration and claims into a single Dynamics 365 CRM with self-serve portals for homeowners and builders.

Dynamics 365Custom CRM ConfigurationSelf-Service Portals
Professional Warranty Services Corporation (PWSC)
PWProfessional Warranty Services CorporationChantilly, VA, USA
3 → 1sales, warranty and claims on one CRM
Fasternew insurance products reach market sooner
Self-serveportals cut support load for common tasks
CLIENTProfessional Warranty Services Corporation
INDUSTRYInsurance & Warranty
REGIONChantilly, VA, USA
ORGANIZATION SIZEEnterprise
SERVICESDynamics 365 CRM implementation, change management
MICROSOFT PRODUCTSDynamics 365, Custom CRM Configuration, Self-Service Portals
ACCELERATORNone
PROJECT LENGTH4–6 months
The client

About the client

Professional Warranty Services Corporation is a leader in home and structural warranty insurance in the United States, serving builders and homeowners across the country. As the business grew, its sales and claims teams were carrying the weight of disconnected systems and manual processes.

The challenge

Three systems, one customer, and no room for new products

Sales, warranty administration and claims each lived in separate systems, so serving one customer meant working in three places. The architecture had no flexibility to add products, homeowners and builders had no way to help themselves, and claims followed manual, undefined paths that made service levels impossible to promise.

Multiple systems to manage sales, warranty and claims
No flexibility to add new insurance products
No self-service portal for builders or homeowners
Manual and undefined claims processing
Objectives
01One CRM: Sales, warranty and claims unified on Dynamics 365
02Product agility: A data-driven design that welcomes new products
03Self-service: Portals for homeowners and builders
04Defined claims: Structured workflows with SLA tracking
The solution

A CRM designed for the products you have not launched yet

Alphavima centralised the entire customer lifecycle on Microsoft Dynamics 365 with a flexible, data-driven architecture: products, coverages and processes are configuration, not code, which is what reduced time-to-market for new insurance products.

Self-serve portals give homeowners and builders direct access to enrolments, documents and claims, cutting routine support load. Claims now follow structured workflows with SLA tracking at every step, so promises about service levels became measurable commitments.

THE JOURNEY

From three systems to one lifecycle

PHASE 01 · FOUNDATION

Discovery & architecture

Products, processes and data modelled for flexibility first.

6 weeks01
PHASE 02 · BUILD

Core CRM

Sales, warranty and claims unified on Dynamics 365.

12 weeks02
PHASE 03 · WORKFLOW

Claims & SLAs

Structured claims paths with SLA tracking live.

6 weeks03
PHASE 04 · SELF-SERVICE

Portal launch

Homeowner and builder portals reduce support load.

8 weeks04
MICROSOFT:Dynamics 365Custom CRM ConfigurationSelf-Service Portals
Before vs After

What changed

BeforeThe old way
  • Multiple systems for sales and claims
  • No flexibility to add new products
  • No self-service portal for builders/homeowners
  • Manual and undefined claims processing
AfterWith Alphavima
  • Centralised Dynamics 365 CRM
  • Flexible, data-driven architecture
  • Self-serve portals for reduced support load
  • Structured claims workflows with SLA tracking
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“Alphavima didn’t just deliver solutions, they became our trusted partner, asking the right questions, offering actionable insights, and managing our project flawlessly.”

PWJoseph AlcockCFO & COO, Professional Warranty Services Corporation
Microsoft Solutions PartnerISO 27001 certifiedISO 9001 certified20+ years delivering Microsoft solutions
FAQ

Questions about projects like this

Why Dynamics 365 for warranty and claims?

Because the lifecycle is a relationship, not a transaction. D365 models customers, policies, claims and interactions in one place, with workflow and SLA tooling built in.

How do portals change the support picture?

Enrolments, document access and claim status, the bulk of routine contact, move to self-service, freeing the team for the cases that need judgement.

Can the platform absorb acquisitions?

Yes. The data-driven product architecture means acquired books of business map into configuration rather than forcing new systems.

What does a similar project involve?

A structured discovery, a phased build starting with the core lifecycle, then workflows and portals. We fix the phase-one price before you commit.