ALM Intelligence's Benefits division,
The GI 3.0 Tool will provide users with:
- The ability to aggregate data at the sponsor level, combining data from multiple filings to create a complete view of a firm's employee benefits package.
- An exclusive and detailed model of the premiums paid by each plan sponsor, correctly allocated to the individual lines of insurance coverage
- Interactive data charts to review the last 5 years of payments to brokers, carriers, and other service providers
- Search-dependent heat mapping, to allow users to generate customized graphics of the country or any state based on any one over 100 different criteria
- Real time data aggregation and analysis, to summarize and display key information on plan types, industries, carriers, and brokers
- An all new "quick search" interface which allows for complex queries in seconds
The GI Tool has also added and vetted 90,000 new contacts to it's database which are not found in the 5500, making them exclusive to the Judy Diamond platform.
"This upgrade to Judy Diamond's flagship product will be rolled out to all existing and new customers at no cost, as part of their subscription," said
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