Employee benefits should be personal, educational, and easy to understand.
Founded by David Perry — nearly 30 years in the employee-benefits industry.
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Learn More About Us →The Work Behind the Work
Engagement and guidance only hold up if what's underneath them is solid. Onboard & Reconcile is the administrative backbone of a Summit360 program — the technology connections, the rollout of new programs, and the billing accuracy that keeps a benefits program running without surprises.
The three pieces below make sure what employees experience up front is backed by something reliable behind the scenes.
Connected Systems
The systems behind enrollment, eligibility, and data connect and stay in sync — reducing manual work for your Human Resources (HR) team. Instead of re-entering the same data across carrier portals, payroll, and the benefits administration platform, the systems talk to each other.
Getting Started Right
A new benefits program — or a new plan year — only goes smoothly if the groundwork is done right the first time. Implementation covers the setup work that happens before employees ever see an enrollment screen: carrier connections, system configuration, and a rollout plan that doesn't disrupt HR's day-to-day.
Accuracy, Checked Early
Carrier billing is checked against enrollment data so discrepancies are caught early, not at renewal. Instead of discovering a mismatch months later — after it's compounded across several billing cycles — it gets flagged and resolved close to when it happened.
Where This Fits
Accurate administration and clean billing don't just prevent headaches — they're a big part of why employers stick with a program year over year. When the back end is solid, the front-end experience employees actually see can stay simple.
See the Full Support CycleWe'll walk through how integrations, implementation, and reconciliation fit your existing setup.