One link per group. Employees get answers from their actual plans — cost per paycheck, what's covered, how to enroll — in any language, at any hour. Every enrollment request lands with your advisor, not your voicemail.
Nothing to download or log into. Works with any carrier and any ben-admin system. A group is live in under a day.
Sample group. Rates and rules come from the group's plan documents, never from the model's memory.
Upload a group's enrollment guide, SBCs and rate sheets once. The assistant, the printed guide and the document library all come from the same file — edit a rate and all three update.
Plain-language answers about medical, dental, vision and voluntary plans, with the math done for their paycheck. It answers in whatever language the employee writes in, and when someone wants to enroll or add a dependent, it books them with your advisor.

The same file produces a letter-size benefits guide in the employer's own colors and logo: a cover with the employer contribution, one clean page per medical plan, an age or tier cost table, every voluntary line with per-paycheck costs, enrollment steps and carrier contacts. The QR code on the cover opens the assistant.
Questions are logged by group and topic, without names. You see which groups are confused about plan choice before open enrollment, where the Spanish-speaking workforce is, and which groups keep asking about disability or life — which is a cross-sell conversation waiting to happen.

No integration and no IT project on the employer's side. The first groups usually take an afternoon.
Enrollment guide, SBCs, rate sheets, brochures. We read them, build the group's plan data and flag anything missing. You review and press save.
Print the guide (its QR code opens the assistant) and drop the link into Employee Navigator, Ease, Rippling or the new-hire email. It opens on any phone; nobody creates an account.
Enroll, add a dependent, review coverage, help with a claim — each lands in your inbox or CRM with the group, name and phone. Every question is logged by topic.
Keep the relationship and lose the 9 pm texts. Every employee gets the answer your best account manager would give; your team keeps the conversations that need a person.
Each worksite employer gets its own plans, contribution and payroll cycle, so the per-paycheck math is right for every client. Requests route to your service team by webhook.
Hand every downline broker an employee-facing assistant for the groups written through you, white-labeled to the broker. Multiple brokers under one account on Scale.
The assumptions are conservative and shown under the result. It doesn't count the premium written from the enrollment requests it routes to you.
of staff time per month, worth about $2,554, going to questions the assistant answers from the plan.
Assumes the assistant handles 70% of routine questions and the rest still reach a person.Per agency, PEO or GA. Unlimited employees and conversations on every plan. Month to month, cancel any time.
More than 150 groups, or an enrollment firm? hello@agencynodes.com
It explains and routes. It never adjudicates a claim, confirms coverage for a diagnosis, recommends a plan, or gives medical, legal or tax advice — and it says so on every page.
No logins, no Social Security numbers, no bank details, no health information. A callback request is only what the employee types: name, phone, reason.
Every page and every answer carries it. The assistant's instructions forbid plan recommendations, claim decisions and coverage determinations.
Every question and answer is logged by group, without names, for your E&O file. You can see exactly what was said.
Each agency's groups and documents are stored separately and served over HTTPS from Cloudflare's network. Plan documents are never used to train models.
It explains what the plan says and routes people to the right place. It does not recommend a plan, decide claims, or confirm coverage for a specific condition; those are explicitly out of bounds in its instructions, and every page carries “your certificate governs” language. Every question and answer is logged by group, which is a better record than a phone call.
From the documents you upload: the enrollment guide, SBCs, rate sheets and the employer's contribution rules. We read them into structured plan data per group, which you review before it goes live. The assistant can only answer from that; if something isn't loaded, it says so and offers the advisor rather than guessing.
Any. It's a link, not an integration — it works alongside Employee Navigator, Ease, Rippling, Gusto or a paper guide, and with any medical, dental, vision or voluntary carrier.
Load the core plans and mark the group “no voluntary benefits yet.” From the console you can request no-cost quotes for accident, hospital indemnity, critical illness and disability through our carrier-partner network. You get options to present; nothing is shown to employees without you.
Employees don't log in and aren't asked for Social Security numbers, bank details or health information. Questions are logged by group without names. Callback requests contain only what the employee types in: name, phone and reason. Plan documents stay in your agency's account and are never used to train models.
Once we have the documents, a group typically takes under an hour to load and check. On the pilot we load your first five.
Yes. Add their email in Settings and they sign in with a magic link — no passwords. On the Scale plan a GA can run multiple broker agencies under one account.
On Scale, yes: benefits.youragency.com instead of ours. On every plan the pages carry your name, logo and colors.
Tell us a little about your shop. We'll open your console within one business day, and if you send a group's enrollment guide and SBCs we'll have that group live when you sign in. If your team isn't fielding fewer questions by the end of the pilot, walk away.
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Check your inbox — a confirmation is on its way, and you'll have console access within one business day.