ProductionEvidence: Medium55/100

Liberty Mutual reduces costs and improves time to market with serverless workflow automation on AWS

Liberty Mutual Insurance modernized its Financial Central Services (FCS) transaction processing by moving to a serverless-first architecture on AWS. The company consolidated disparate lines of business into a centralized general ledger and used event-driven processing to improve resilience, reduce operational overhead, and speed delivery.

Organization
Liberty Mutual
Industry
Insurance
Published
May 2026

Reported outcomes

Strategic outcomes

New product / capabilityAdopted a serverless-first development modelScale & capacityCentralized transaction processingCustomer experience & trustImproved flexibility and resilience
Why do we believe this deployment?Customer identity, provider attribution, maturity, and source checks
Customer
Liberty Mutual
Provider
AWS
Maturity
Production

The company consolidated disparate lines of business into a centralized general ledger and used event-driven processing to improve resilience, reduce operational overhead, and speed delivery

Customer identity supportedSource describes one deploymentMaturity supported

Primary read

Use case focus

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  • 1Workflow automation
  • 2Serverless modernization
  • 3Transaction processing
  • Modernize and automate high-volume financial transaction processing across disparate lines of business.
  • Reduce operational burden and failure risk in a complex insurance system.
  • Improve speed to market and lower infrastructure management overhead.
  • Liberty Mutual built an event-driven ETL workflow using AWS Step Functions to orchestrate AWS Lambda functions and other AWS services.
  • The company adopted a serverless-first development model and used AWS CDK to define reusable serverless patterns.
  • This architecture centralized transaction processing for FCS and enabled periodic batch processing at month end.
  • FCS processes 100 million transactions in a single monthly run.
  • Processing one million transactions costs $60.
  • Application build time dropped from 1 year to 3 months.
  • The company deployed over 3,500 serverless patterns in one year, improving reuse and onboarding.
  • The serverless architecture improved flexibility and resilience while reducing infrastructure maintenance burden.
Architecture

An event-driven ETL workflow uses AWS Step Functions to sequence AWS Lambda functions and other AWS services into the Financial Central Services ledger processing flow, with AWS CDK used to define and deploy reusable serverless application patterns.

Sources & evidence1
Evidence: Medium55/100Evidence strength
  • Customer explicitly identified
  • Deployment status explicitly supported
  • Primary source available
  • Technical implementation details available
Type: Case StudyPublished: May 13, 2026Publisher: AWS Solutions Case StudyEvidence: PrimaryConfidence: High

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