Benefit Eligibility Tracking
Tracking benefit eligibility for your employees has never been more complex. Who’s Where imports ALL data related to an employee’s eligibility and calculates based on YOUR plan rules.
- Multiple and varying plan rules
- Managing eligibility for health plan, retirement, ACA rules, and many more benefit plans.
- Actionable alerts and notifications regarding offers, waivers and exceptions
- Takes previous enrollment history into account
How It Works
The Who’s Where software determines when an employee is eligible for various benefits and also provides alerts when they’re not eligible. The dashboard view displays statuses for each location, along with the larger dashboard for a corporate level view. Who’s Where provides high-level views of employee eligibility statuses and automated insights for action. Who’s Where will track your entire employee population, help you avoid oversights and potential penalties, and ensure you enroll your employees in a timely manner.
Frequently Asked Questions
A System Configured To Your Plan Rules
The Who’s Where Solution takes a unique approach to tie together ALL data related to an employee’s eligibility and configures the system to fit YOUR plan rules— no matter how many plan variations you offer or payroll systems used.
- The Who’s Where Solution accommodates and supports:
- Multiple locations using different payroll systems
- Multiple and varying plan rules
- Managing eligibility for health plan and ACA rules
- Consideration of employee enrollment history
- Actionable alerts and notifications regarding offers, waivers and exceptions
Get Your Benefit Eligibility Product Sheet
Want to know more about our Benefit Eligibility Tracking? Download a sample product sheet below!

There’s a cost attached to eligible employees not enrolling.
Failure to comply with ACA eligibility and reporting requirements related to offers of coverage can be costly — resulting in penalties and fines. Missed retirement enrollments can lead to penalties, retroactive contributions and payment of lost interest. Watch the video to learn more.