Hexaware Positioned as a Visionary in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Custom Software Development Services
Hexaware Positioned as a Visionary in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Custom Software Development Services
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Case Study
AUD 2.5M savings with 30% faster loan processing via AI-led workflows
Hexaware’s dual-location advisory and AI modernization program enabled a global leader in lending operations to achieve AUD 2.5 million in savings and 30% faster loan processing by transforming fragmented workflows into AI-powered, scalable processes.
The client is a prominent global provider of consumer lending and residential mortgage services. The engagement brief was to align strategy across geographies and diagnose operations in depth so the Australia-headquartered client could reduce cost, improve cycle time, and raise servicing quality through AI modernization and workflow optimization.
Hexaware’s initial assessment uncovered fragmented workflows created by legacy origination systems and heavy manual effort across lending operations, including loan processing, document validation, and onboarding. Manual first notice of loss (FNOL) intake and document indexing in the Manila captive center produced high costs and low returns. These inefficiencies extended loan turnaround times, delayed revenue realization, and degraded customer experience through servicing delays and resolution gaps. Low automation maturity and redundant checks increased the risk of human error in underwriting and compliance, and every improvement required disproportionate effort.
The client required end-to-end assessments across Australia and the Philippines, identification of automation-ready processes, performance benchmarking, and strategic recommendations for digitalization, predictive analytics, and FTE/cost reduction, all while coordinating a dual-location program that needed rapid discovery and validation.
Hexaware delivered a parallel-track, dual-location advisory program that combined rapid discovery, validated prioritization, and targeted automation pilots. The approach balanced quick wins with a durable roadmap:
The program delivered measurable operational and financial results and created the foundation for scaled automation:
Hexaware ran parallel advisory tracks across Australia and the Philippines to tackle legacy bottlenecks, leveraging AI in lending operations, predictive analytics, and tight governance. The program delivered AUD 2.5M in savings and 30% faster AI-led loan processing, identified 150+ opportunities, and produced a validated roadmap to scale AI across customer experience and back-office functions.
Accelerate your lending operations with AI modernization. Connect with Hexaware’s advisory experts at marketing@hexaware.com and discover how we can deliver measurable savings and faster processing for your business!