Intake Session Fragmentation
Opportunity Lifecycle
★ Savings Opportunity
Description & Data Evidence
'View Intake Processing' screen durations (wall-clock time on screen) vary enormously by case type: 'Follow-up Other' averages 3,778s vs 'Other' at 15s (256x ratio). Overall CV is 1725%, indicating extreme fragmentation. 863 intake sessions across 171 cases.
Self-Evaluation Scores
The platform grades each finding on four dimensions (1–5 scale). Low scores flag findings that need more data or clearer remediation before acceptance.
Key Findings
- 'Follow-up Other' intake avg 3,778s vs 'Other' at 15s
- 256x variability ratio between case types
- Overall: avg 1,240s, median 2s, CV 1725%
- Max single intake session: 516,130s (8,602 min)
- Metric: wall-clock screen duration (task-mining events have no interaction dwell)
Case Evidence
Specific case IDs pulled from the pilot data where this pattern is most pronounced. In production, clicking a case opens its full event timeline.
| Case ID | Signal | Context |
|---|---|---|
2347125 |
8602 min session | Extended intake screen duration |
2337820 |
5822 min session | Extended intake screen duration |
2355499 |
1334 min session | Extended intake screen duration |
2309395 |
254 min session | Extended intake screen duration |
2349955 |
182 min session | Extended intake screen duration |
Validation Questions
0 of 3 answeredRemediation Ideas
- Pre-populate intake forms with available case data to reduce manual entry
- Case-type-specific intake templates with required fields only
- Auto-classification of incoming cases to route to appropriate intake workflow
- Guided intake wizard with progress indicator and validation
Implementation Roadmap
- Phobos workflow configuration access
- Business rules for 'Pending External Info' status
- Status schema + rules definition (1-2 weeks)
- Phobos config changes (2 weeks)
- Rollout + training (1-2 weeks)
How Risk-Adjusted Savings Is Calculated
The risk-adjusted number is the annual savings multiplied by a composite factor of four independent dimensions. Each dimension is rated High (1.0×), Medium (0.8×), or Low (0.5×). See full methodology.