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Employer-sponsored healthcare is entering a breaking point moment. Premiums for employer plans are projected to rise 6.5% in 2026—more...

By Ernie Ianace CCO and CoFounder InsightAlly The benefits industry is standing at a crossroads. For decades, brokers, agencies, and...

For years, the idea of an AI agent has been linked to Hollywood visions like Marvel’s J.A.R.V.I.S.—a system that predicts your needs,...

The benefits industry is standing at a crossroads. For decades, brokers, agencies, and enterprises have operated in a structure that relied heavily on manual processes, fragmented tools, and layers of intermediaries. General Agencies stepped in to provide infrastructure, but often at the cost of broker autonomy and economics. Enterprises, meanwhile, have grown frustrated with a lack of transparency, inconsistent data, and limited insights into the performance of their benefit