Employee Benefits Administration and Optimization Using AI

From use case: Employee Benefits Administration and Optimization Using AI

A leading benefits administration technology provider serving more than 800 employer clients deployed an AI-powered virtual assistant across its platform beginning in 2017 and has progressively expanded its capabilities through generative AI integration. By 2025, the system handled over 2.1 million unique chat interactions across 19 million users, achieving a 90% same-day inquiry resolution rate and an 83% sustained resolution rate after seven days, according to the provider's January 2026 performance report. The provider's shift to an agentic AI framework during 2025 produced an 11% improvement in resolution rates and a 30% increase in positive user feedback. The AI assistant's auto-transcription and call summarization capabilities cut after-call work in half for service center staff, while the overall system achieved a client Net Promoter Score of 83 and 97% client retention.

In a separate implementation, a cloud-based human capital technology provider serving over 30 million people and dependents completed a full cloud migration in February 2025, achieving $75 million in annualized savings, a 40% server reduction, and 43% faster enrollment response times, according to Mordor Intelligence's 2025 market analysis. The provider also piloted a conversational generative AI tool during the 2025 annual enrollment season to deliver personalized benefits guidance, with plans for general release in 2026. A 2024 Forrester Total Economic Impact study of the platform found 112% ROI for a global enterprise client, validating the financial case for AI-integrated benefits administration at scale.