Multi-Employer Trust Retiree Billing Expansion
BAS stood up retiree billing and COBRA administration for 60+ employer groups in six weeks after a national provider failure — scaling to 26,600+ covered lives.
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BAS automated leave billing for a 3,000-life employer across hundreds of locations — building custom logic for a 48-week payroll cycle with bidirectional HCM integration.
The employer required leave billing support for a unique 48-week payroll structure — a non-standard cycle that standard administration platforms are not designed to accommodate. PTO credits generated during leave periods also needed to be calculated and transmitted back into the employer's HCM system, requiring bidirectional integration.
With 3,000 covered lives across hundreds of locations, the operational stakes of an incorrect implementation were significant.
The 48-week pay cycle required custom premium calculations that accounted for the non-standard billing periods. PTO credit calculations needed to run in parallel with leave billing calculations and feed back into the HCM system on a defined schedule. Standard leave billing logic could not accommodate either requirement without significant customization.
BAS created custom calculation logic and automated file feed integrations between the leave administration system and the employer's HCM platform to support both the 48-week payroll structure and the PTO credit transmission requirement.
The broker successfully supported a non-negotiable client requirement that most administrators would have declined. The employer's unique payroll model no longer prevented consistent benefits administration.
Broker and Employer Impact: The broker successfully supported a non-negotiable client requirement while improving compliance and operational consistency.
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