Open enrollment
A guided, four-step enrollment with start dates worked out from your rules and the paycheck cost shown before the employee submits.
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This is the working index of Benefits Reimagined — every capability in one plain-language line, grouped the way HR, finance, IT and compliance teams ask about them, with a link to the page that shows how it works. Live and roadmap items are marked; nothing here is a promise we can't demonstrate or date.
Every plan type, every event in an employee's year — set up on your rules, not programmed for them.
A guided, four-step enrollment with start dates worked out from your rules and the paycheck cost shown before the employee submits.
Birth, marriage, move, job change and more — the employee reports it, uploads the proof, and sees the new cost; HR approves with the document in view.
A new hire sees exactly what they must decide, by when, from the first sign-in — based on hire date, job group and location from the HR system.
Traditional plans with coverage levels, waiting periods, age-based rates, taxable-benefit amounts and proof-of-health rules, all as settings with start dates.
Extra plans run on the same record and the same paycheck deductions as the core plans — no side spreadsheet.
Contribution choices, employer match rules, catch-up limits and the files your plan provider needs — for every U.S. defined-contribution plan type, from safe-harbor and SIMPLE 401(k)s to profit sharing, SEP and SIMPLE IRAs.
Elections, limits, employer contributions, claims and reimbursements for HSAs, HRAs and ICHRA / QSEHRA, dependent-care and limited-purpose FSAs, transit and parking, lifestyle, student-loan, family-building and caregiving accounts — with the files each account administrator needs handled for you.
Programs outside the core plans run on the same record: tuition and career, family building, caregiving, work and mobility, wellness and lifestyle, and voluntary vendor programs.
Side-by-side plans with premiums, deductibles, out-of-pocket maximums and the employee's own likely cost.
A ranked match for each employee with the reason behind it, based on household, past use and cost. The employee decides.
Every election, dependent, document and correction kept with the date it starts — so history is never overwritten.
One administrator view of a person: elections, dependents, documents, cases, deductions, billing and history.
Many companies and payrolls in one place, each with its own administrators and its own rules, on one record.
Employee groups, monthly allowances and proof of coverage for individual-coverage HRAs, on the same record.
What the employee actually sees — on the web, in the app, in their language.
One screen with what matters today: plan matches with reasons, open tasks with deadlines and paycheck cost, documents, questions and Athena.
Two-way, secure messages tied to the employee's record and case, with read receipts and kept for the right period.
The same Employee Home, enrollment, life events, document upload and Athena on iPhone and Android.
Answers in English and Spanish from the employee's own plans and record, day or night, with the source shown. Hands over to a person when it should.
Screens, messages and help guides in the employee's language; amounts in the currency they are paid in.
Step-by-step help written for the screen the employee is on and the plans they have.
Pages, plan documents and announcements aimed at the right group, location and event; switched on and off with one setting.
Employees add, prove and update dependents and beneficiaries once; every plan reads the same list.
Works with keyboards and screen readers, with readable contrast, checked in every release for employee and administrator screens.
Proof, generated paperwork and the retention rules behind them.
A document centre on the employee record: upload, sort, request, approve, keep for the right period, hold when needed — with history.
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, proof of coverage and more read and checked automatically; a person confirms.
A full or rolling check of every covered dependent — documents read and verified automatically, employees contacted, results you can act on.
Confirmation statements, notices and letters produced from the record, with the right version for the right date.
How long each kind of document is kept, by document type and state; a hold stops deletion while a matter is open.
Every dollar checked — enrollment against payroll against the carrier against the invoice.
Elections become paycheck deductions in SuccessFactors Employee Central Payroll and other payroll systems, starting on the right date.
Carrier invoices loaded and compared to enrollment line by line; differences become tasks with the reason attached.
Enrollment, payroll, carrier coverage and invoice compared every cycle to find money leaking out before it is paid.
Back-dated events recalculated for every paycheck they touch, with the amount owed or refunded ready for payroll.
Bills people who are not on a paycheck, tracks payments and grace periods, and keeps the same login they had as an employee.
Reconciled premiums posted to your finance system by company and cost centre.
Where the money went: premiums paid for people who left, wrong coverage levels, missing deductions — by carrier, company and month.
Rules with effective dates, checks on a schedule, and evidence kept for every one.
Who counts as full-time, whether coverage is affordable, who was offered what — and the 1095-C forms and corrections produced for you.
Orders received, the employee and child enrolled, response deadlines and notices tracked from start to finish.
Named controls, checks on a schedule and evidence kept, for ACA, COBRA, HIPAA, ERISA and Section 125 — and for the platform itself.
Affordability percentages, limits and deadlines entered as settings with start dates — never buried in programming.
Continuous or one-time verification of every covered dependent, with the documents kept as evidence.
Qualifying events, notices, elections and premium billing inside the platform rather than at a separate vendor.
Who saw or changed what, when, and why — for every record, every rule and every AI suggestion.
Cases, approvals and delegations that run on the same record as the benefits.
Cases opened from the employee's record or by the employee, sent to the right team by type, with response-time targets, notes and the employee's benefits in view.
Cases go to the right team by topic, company and language; response-time clocks and escalations are settings, not programming.
Campaigns and messages triggered by events, over email, text message and in-app, with delivery tracked.
Every approval and process under way in one view: where it is, who has it, how long it has waited.
Reusable approval steps by event type; each one under way shows its steps, decisions and times.
Approvers hand off for leave or absence with start and end dates; the history records who actually decided.
Eligibility, contribution and event rules written as plain if-then conditions, tested against real employees before they go live.
Inside SuccessFactors, connected to everything else.
Lives inside SuccessFactors screens, reads 140+ employee fields from it and reacts the moment a hire, pay change or leave is entered.
One place to connect any HR system: what syncs, when, what failed and a button to run it again.
Reads a sample file from a new carrier or vendor and proposes how its data lines up with yours; your team confirms; weeks instead of months.
Enrollment sent to carriers and account administrators in the format each one accepts, with their confirmations tracked.
Employee Central Payroll and other payroll systems fed with deductions, back-dated corrections and taxable-benefit amounts.
Everything the platform does can be reached by your other systems — portals, reporting tools and partner products — not only through its screens.
Employees and administrators use the login they already have; no separate password for benefits.
AI that shows its reasoning, and dashboards that answer questions.
The AI helpers across the platform — IntelliSuggest, IntelliVerify, IntelliMap, IntelliEdit, Spotlight and Insights — all working from the same checked data.
The same assistant for HR, payroll and finance: ask about a person, a plan, a bill or a rule and get the answer with the record behind it; drafts for a person to approve.
Describe a plan, rule or event in plain words and the set-up is proposed for you, shown step by step, and switched on only when a person approves it.
Drafts and tightens benefits messages and help guides in your voice; a person publishes.
Enrollment, cost, participation and compliance dashboards by company, plan and period.
Ask a question in plain words and get the chart, the number and the definition behind it.
A daily list of what is worth a person's time: deductions that don't match, documents about to expire, stuck cases, deadlines.
Why enrollment moved, why the bill went up, why a cost centre is out of line — in sentences, with the numbers behind them.
What employees ask Athena, where it answered, where it handed over — to fix messages and plan design.
One set of definitions across enrollment, billing, compliance and service — the same numbers on every dashboard.
Every AI helper listed, tested and reviewed against a recognised standard for managing AI risk; suggestions carry their reasoning; a person approves changes.
Where it runs, who can see what, and what is planned.
Every customer runs the same release; a rule change or a fix reaches everyone the same day.
Each employer's data is kept separate from every other employer's; many companies inside one employer, each with its own administrators.
Each person sees only what their role allows, down to the individual record and field; every look and change kept in history.
Keep only what is needed, for as long as the rules say, with consent recorded and a hold that stops deletion when a matter is open — to U.S. privacy requirements.
The same compliance checks we give customers also run on Benefits Reimagined itself: named controls, checks on a schedule, evidence kept.
Many employer clients under one roof, each with its own plans, rules and access, sharing one engine.
A long list can look like a lot of separate features. Here they are all reading and writing the same dated employee record, which is why switching one on later doesn't mean a migration — and why the numbers agree from screen to screen.
Enrollment, employee experience, documents, billing, compliance, service delivery, integration, intelligence and platform — the same headings your RFP probably uses, so the mapping is one-to-one.
Pick your seat at the table and the list narrows to what you'll be asked about — finance sees reconciliation and GL, IT sees integration and access, compliance sees controls and evidence.
Every line links to the page that shows the screens and the rules. If a line doesn't have a page yet, it isn't on this list.
Pick the capabilities that matter most to you and bring a plan summary to the 45-minute walkthrough. We will show them as your employee, then as your administrator — on your plan structure and your HR system — and answer every other line in writing afterwards.
What "live" means, whether you can reuse the list, and whether you have to take all of it.
Live means the capability is in the current release of the platform and can be shown in a demo on your own plans. Roadmap means it is committed and being built but not yet released; we label it the same way in demos, RFP answers and contracts.
It is every capability we are prepared to stand behind in an RFP, grouped the way buyers usually ask about them. Detailed behaviour — screens, rules, data flows — lives on each linked page. If you need something you don't see here, ask; the answer will be 'live', 'roadmap' or 'no'.
Yes. "Download the list" gives you a spreadsheet-ready file with the area, capability, description, audience, status and link for every row; "Copy for RFP" puts the same rows on your clipboard as a table you can paste into a document. Filters apply to both.
No. The capabilities are modules on one platform and one record. Most rollouts start with enrollment, the employee experience and billing reconciliation, then switch on compliance, service delivery and analytics as they go — without a migration, because the data is already there.
Pick the three capabilities that matter most to you and we’ll show them as your employee, then as your administrator — on your plan structure and your HR system.