Use Cases

Document expiry KYC refresh: proactive customer-friendly approach

Passport expires in 30 days — without proactive trigger customers get blocked in 30 days. With trigger — 1-click refresh.

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Scenario

Customer’s passport expires in 60 days. KYC requirements (cbu.uz, FATF) — bank must hold valid identity documents.

Without trigger — customer gets block after expiry. Branch visit mandatory. Frustration.

With trigger — bank notifies before expiry, customer renews via app in 1 click.

Trigger

Document expiry monitoring:

  • Customer’s primary identity document with expiry date in registry.
  • Approaching expiry threshold (60/30/14/7 days).
  • Customer eligibility (no recent fraud flags).

Action

Push 60 days before expiry: “Passport expires [date]. To avoid service interruption, refresh the document. Below — link to video KYC”.

Smart routing:

  • If new biometric required — schedule branch visit (cbu.uz April 2026).
  • If video KYC eligible — direct to app flow.
  • If document changes significant — book an advisor.

Repeat reminders 30/14/7 days with increasing urgency.

What is measured

Pre-expiry refresh rate (% of customers who refreshed before expiry).

Service interruption rate (% of customers blocked due to expired docs).

Customer NPS post-refresh.

Channel mix (app vs branch).

What not to do

Do not wait until expiry — service interruption damages trust.

Do not bombard every day — prioritisation.

Do not ignore accessibility — some customers need assistance.

Do not require branch visit if video KYC is sufficient.

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