Every plan, every election, priced.
Maintain the benefit-plan catalog (medical, dental, vision, STD, LTD, life) and run the cost report: each employee's elections priced monthly and yearly, split employee-paid vs firm-paid, with the STD/LTD salary formulas computed for you.
Some apps are by request. Ask for the ones you want, and we open them to entities on a rolling basis.
Some apps are by request. Ask for the ones you want, and we open them to entities on a rolling basis.
What you get
- One catalog feeds Staff elections and every calculator
- Employee-paid vs firm-paid, at a glance
- STD/LTD salary formulas computed, never hand-mathed
- Deactivated plans keep history but leave the dropdowns
How it works
- 1
List the plans
A short code and a type is the whole entry. Medical, dental, vision, life, disability – the ones you offer, named the way your enrolment forms name them.
- 2
Price them
A flat monthly cost, or a formula where the premium follows salary. The disability formulas are computed rather than typed, so the number moves when the salary does.
- 3
Read the cost
By plan, by person, and in total – employer share and employee share apart, because they are two different conversations.
What the plans actually cost you, per person, without a spreadsheet nobody else can open.
$9/user/mo
Only the people you assign are billed – add them and remove them, and the bill follows. New entities start with $50 in credit, valid for 60 days.
Common questions
We retired a plan but people are still on it.
It stays on their record marked retired, and it stops being offered to anyone new. An option list that still shows last year's plan is how somebody gets enrolled in something you no longer have.
Does this connect to the staff records?
It is where their elections come from. The same plans appear on each person's record in Staff, and the same cost formulas feed the payroll cost report – one calculation, not two that drift.
Benefits is one app in Curfew Suite.
Use it on its own for as long as you like. If you ever add another, it shares the same login, the same bill and the same data underneath.