Improving the Relocation Process for BGRS
Reimagining relocation through a self-service learning platform
APPLICATION
WEB APP
ROLE
UX/UI DESIGNER
DELIVERABLES
DESIGN & RESEARCH
DURATION
2021-2022
BACKGROUND
BGRS (now SIRVA BGRS) is a global relocation leader operating in 77 locations and serving thousands across 190+ countries. However, their current relocation process created major friction: mandatory "Briefing Calls" to verify information consumed customers' limited time while burdening consultants with repetitive tasks, causing bottlenecks and frustration.
The challenge was clear: how could we streamline this complex relocation process while reducing consultant workload and improving customer satisfaction?
THE ISSUE AT HAND
Relocation needed to be convenient for the users and help in reducing workload for BGRS consultants
Optimizing Relocation
Current system struggled to efficiently handle high volumes of relocations
Consultant Overload
Relocation consultants felt overwhelmed by Briefing Calls, which affected work capacity
Customer Engagement
Make onboarding more engaging and intuitive—empowering customers to take initiative confidently
Defining the Problem
Briefing Call
Customer Insights
Building The Digital Hub
Digital Relocation
Feature 1 - Self-Directed Learning Module
Feature 2 - Content Management System
Project Impact
20%
Reduced waiting time from self-serve platform
45%
Workload reduction compared to original customer onboarding
90%
User satisfaction after demo with stakeholders & management
Key Takeaways
The Digital Hub solved immediate operational challenges while creating a scalable foundation for future opportunities. By reducing consultant workload and improving customer satisfaction, it positioned BGRS to better serve their global customer base with optimized internal resources.
Working with secondary users
BGRS customers weren't available for interviews, so I leveraged consultant expertise to build comprehensive models of both customer and consultant experiences. This taught me to be resourceful and work effectively within research constraints while gathering valuable insights.
Building enjoyable learning experiences
I learned to focus on individual touchpoints and design engaging interactions that make complex relocation processes more approachable and manageable.
Stakeholder communication and buy-in
The Digital Hub's scale required regular presentation and defense of design decisions to management. I developed skills in articulating design rationale to non-technical stakeholders and securing buy-in for each design step, ensuring project momentum and support throughout development.