Manage HR Magazine | Monday, March 01, 2021
BenefitMall leverages innovative technology backed by human expertise to provide the fastest, easiest, and most trusted benefits selling experience for carriers, brokers, and their clients.
Fremont, CA: BenefitMall, the leading provider of next-generation broker services, announced it has established a new integration with Employee Navigator's powerful Benefits Administration solution for brokers in the Mid-Atlantic market.
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This new integration will eliminate manually inputting client data into the carrier systems. The solution accurately syncs the client's employee demographics and enrollment data in real-time.
"At BenefitMall, we are constantly seeking opportunities to bring new solutions and technologies to our brokers that can simplify administrative tasks and allow them to focus on caring for their clients," said Robert Poli, Mid-Atlantic market director of BenefitMall. "We are excited to roll out this new integration with Employee Navigator for the Mid-Atlantic market that will help brokers eliminate errors that are bound to occur with manual data entries."
With this integration, clients can utilize the power of Employee Navigator by quickly enrolling new hires, comparing and selecting plans, and managing contribution levels. By syncing to BenefitMall, the client receives consolidated billing and administrative support and the simplicity of one invoice and one service team, as well as data integration to carriers. This modernized approach to HR is managed through a centralized HR management console and access to reporting and configuration tools.
"We're excited to deepen our relationship with BenefitMall," said Employee Navigator CEO, George Reese. "Our organizations are both focused on delivering brokers seamless technology solutions and this integration will ultimately result in brokers and employers spending less time on manual administration."
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