AI Powered Payments Platform

Transformed a complex payment blotter into an AI-assisted workspace by cutting task time to <3 minutes, reduced ticket allocation per team <1500 and improving multi-team operational clarity.

AI Powered Payments Platform

Transformed a complex payment blotter into an AI-assisted workspace by cutting task time to <3 minutes, reduced ticket allocation per team <1500 and improving multi-team operational clarity.

AI Powered Payments Platform

Transformed a complex payment blotter into an AI-assisted workspace by cutting task time to <3 minutes, reduced ticket allocation per team <1500 and improving multi-team operational clarity.

Status & Year

Awarded (2025-26)

Status

Awarded (2025-26)

Status & Year

Awarded (2025-26)

Company

JP Morgan

Company

JP Morgan

Project type

(Payment Platform)

Project type

(Payment Platform)

Disclaimer

This project is based on real-world experience in a regulated enterprise environment. Sensitive data, system identifiers, and workflows have been modified to maintain confidentiality.

Problem Statement & Challenges

JP Morgan’s payment operations teams handled thousands of daily escalations across fragmented workflows, where operational associates relied heavily on manual prioritization and repetitive investigation patterns.

The challenge was to improve operational efficiency and decision-making speed without disrupting legacy enterprise systems or compliance-sensitive workflows.

My Contribution

Led end-to-end product design across discovery, workflow mapping, AI-assisted interactions, prototyping, and validation. Partnered closely with research, product, operations, and engineering teams to define scope, validate workflows, and support implementation.

Design

1 Member

Design

1 Member

Product

2 Member

Product

2 Member

Engg+Data+Ops

3 Member

Engg+Data+Ops

3 Member

Timeline

2 Sprints

Timeline

2 Sprints

Persona, Jobs to be done

16+ one-on-one interviews, survey with 250+ respondent, 300~ session logs studied & conducted existing product audit.

These roles operate in environments that are high-risk, time-sensitive, and compliance-driven, where even minor ambiguity can delay resolution or escalate risk.

Despite varying responsibilities, a consistent pattern emerged: the system provided data, but not clarity.

Our North Star

To transform the blotter from a dense monitoring interface into a structured operational workspace.

The goal was to reduce cognitive load, improve decision confidence, and preserve enterprise-level depth while making the system feel coherent, not overwhelming.

Field interaction

16 Interviews

Research

16 Interviews

Field interaction

16 Interviews

System logs

300 Sessions

System logs

300 Sessions

Sample

4+ Offices

Sample

4+ Offices

Mapping & Analysis

4 Days

Mapping & Analysis

4 Days
We began by mapping existing user journeys, auditing listing logic, and identifying inconsistency across roles and access layers. Whiteboard sessions uncovered how visibility rules and legacy decisions created fragmentation.

Why AI?

The problem was not lack of operational data it was the inability to surface the right information at the right moment within time-sensitive workflows.

AI was introduced as an operational co-pilot to prioritize actions, surface contextual recommendations, and reduce manual investigation effort without replacing human decision-making.

Ideate, Test & Measure

The new flow organizes payment data through clearer hierarchy and structured states. Role-aware access is surfaced transparently rather than buried in system logic. Ticket handling is embedded directly within contextual views, reducing back-and-forth navigation.
The new flow organizes payment data through clearer hierarchy and structured states. Role-aware access is surfaced transparently rather than buried in system logic. Ticket handling is embedded directly within contextual views, reducing back-and-forth navigation.

Key Trade-offs

Guided operational workflows over open-ended conversations

Workflow familiarity over full-system redesign

AI-assisted prioritization over autonomous decision-making

Lightweight integration over large-scale platform replacement

This transformation repositions the Payment Blotter from a complex data table into a structured operational command center.
This transformation repositions the Payment Blotter from a complex data table into a structured operational command center.

AI adoption improved when workflows supported existing operational behavior instead of trying to replace it entirely. The project strengthened my approach toward designing enterprise AI systems by balancing operational workflows, business constraints, and human decision-making at scale.

Impact

4 Star (from 2.5 star)

Impact

4 Star (from 2.5 star)

Impact

80% (CSAT Score)

Impact

80% (CSAT Score)

Impact

<4 mins (closure)

Impact

<4 mins (closure)

Impact

<6% (drop-off)

Impact

<6% (drop-off)
AI Powered Payments Platform

Transformed a complex payment blotter into an AI-assisted workspace by cutting task time to <3 minutes, reduced ticket allocation per team <1500 and improving multi-team operational clarity.

AI Powered Payments Platform

Transformed a complex payment blotter into an AI-assisted workspace by cutting task time to <3 minutes, reduced ticket allocation per team <1500 and improving multi-team operational clarity.

AI Powered Payments Platform

Transformed a complex payment blotter into an AI-assisted workspace by cutting task time to <3 minutes, reduced ticket allocation per team <1500 and improving multi-team operational clarity.

Status & Year

Awarded (2025-26)

Status

Awarded (2025-26)

Status & Year

Awarded (2025-26)

Company

JP Morgan

Company

JP Morgan

Project type

(Payment Platform)

Project type

(Payment Platform)

Disclaimer

This project is based on real-world experience in a regulated enterprise environment. Sensitive data, system identifiers, and workflows have been modified to maintain confidentiality.

Problem Statement & Challenges

JP Morgan’s payment operations teams handled thousands of daily escalations across fragmented workflows, where operational associates relied heavily on manual prioritization and repetitive investigation patterns.

The challenge was to improve operational efficiency and decision-making speed without disrupting legacy enterprise systems or compliance-sensitive workflows.

My Contribution

Led end-to-end product design across discovery, workflow mapping, AI-assisted interactions, prototyping, and validation. Partnered closely with research, product, operations, and engineering teams to define scope, validate workflows, and support implementation.

Design

1 Member

Design

1 Member

Product

2 Member

Product

2 Member

Engg+Data+Ops

3 Member

Engg+Data+Ops

3 Member

Timeline

2 Sprints

Timeline

2 Sprints

Persona, Jobs to be done

16+ one-on-one interviews, survey with 250+ respondent, 300~ session logs studied & conducted existing product audit.

These roles operate in environments that are high-risk, time-sensitive, and compliance-driven, where even minor ambiguity can delay resolution or escalate risk.

Despite varying responsibilities, a consistent pattern emerged: the system provided data, but not clarity.

Our North Star

To transform the blotter from a dense monitoring interface into a structured operational workspace.

The goal was to reduce cognitive load, improve decision confidence, and preserve enterprise-level depth while making the system feel coherent, not overwhelming.

Field interaction

16 Interviews

Research

16 Interviews

Field interaction

16 Interviews

System logs

300 Sessions

System logs

300 Sessions

Sample

4+ Offices

Sample

4+ Offices

Mapping & Analysis

4 Days

Mapping & Analysis

4 Days
We began by mapping existing user journeys, auditing listing logic, and identifying inconsistency across roles and access layers. Whiteboard sessions uncovered how visibility rules and legacy decisions created fragmentation.

Why AI?

The problem was not lack of operational data it was the inability to surface the right information at the right moment within time-sensitive workflows.

AI was introduced as an operational co-pilot to prioritize actions, surface contextual recommendations, and reduce manual investigation effort without replacing human decision-making.

Ideate, Test & Measure

The new flow organizes payment data through clearer hierarchy and structured states. Role-aware access is surfaced transparently rather than buried in system logic. Ticket handling is embedded directly within contextual views, reducing back-and-forth navigation.
The new flow organizes payment data through clearer hierarchy and structured states. Role-aware access is surfaced transparently rather than buried in system logic. Ticket handling is embedded directly within contextual views, reducing back-and-forth navigation.

Key Trade-offs

Guided operational workflows over open-ended conversations

Workflow familiarity over full-system redesign

AI-assisted prioritization over autonomous decision-making

Lightweight integration over large-scale platform replacement

This transformation repositions the Payment Blotter from a complex data table into a structured operational command center.
This transformation repositions the Payment Blotter from a complex data table into a structured operational command center.

AI adoption improved when workflows supported existing operational behavior instead of trying to replace it entirely. The project strengthened my approach toward designing enterprise AI systems by balancing operational workflows, business constraints, and human decision-making at scale.

Impact

4 Star (from 2.5 star)

Impact

4 Star (from 2.5 star)

Impact

80% (CSAT Score)

Impact

80% (CSAT Score)

Impact

<4 mins (closure)

Impact

<4 mins (closure)

Impact

<6% (drop-off)

Impact

<6% (drop-off)

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