Products October 1, 2009
ING Enhances Enrollment Software
ING Employee Benefits has announced enhancements to its proprietary enrollment software, ING Enroll, including a tailored "quick quote" function, additional automated forms, and enhanced reporting and re-enrollment capabilities.
Reported by Rebecca Moore
Specifically, ING said the enhancements include:
- Quick quote: For enrollment firms who link to the ING Enroll system, their enrollers now have the ability to give employees a preliminary, customized quote for their premium, based on their payroll frequency.
- Electronic signatures for state-specific forms: Supplemental state forms, such as an evidence of insurability form, can be signed electronically like an application.
- Enhanced reporting: ING Enroll reporting allows enrollment case managers to see which employees have and have not met with an enroller.
- Re-enrollment Capabilities: Enrollers now have the ability to reference an applicant’s existing voluntary coverage with ING Employee Benefits.
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