Concurrent entitlements are hard to stack
FMLA, state PFML, short-term disability and company policy can all run at once, against different banks, with different decrements. Getting the interaction wrong is both a compliance and a payroll error.
Solutions / Benefits & Leave
Leave is a fifty-state regulatory patchwork run mostly in spreadsheets and email. A single request touches eligibility, certification, notices, payroll and state filing. Each step has its own statutory clock, and each one is somewhere a mistake turns into a compliance problem.
The problem
FMLA, state PFML, short-term disability and company policy can all run at once, against different banks, with different decrements. Getting the interaction wrong is both a compliance and a payroll error.
Eligibility notices, rights-and-responsibilities notices and designations are all owed within fixed windows. Missing one is an exposure regardless of whether the underlying decision was right.
Translating an adjudicated leave into a per-pay-period benefit instruction, then reconciling it against what a state actually paid, is repetitive work where a penny error compounds.
How we solve it
Thirteen agents cover eligibility, coordination, certification, notices and the payroll instruction. The handoffs between them are governed rather than emailed.
Concurrent FMLA, ADA and state PFML entitlements are stacked deterministically, and the decrements are calculated rather than kept in a spreadsheet.
Statutory notices are generated inside their windows. A coordinator is not the last line of defense against a missed deadline.
What you get
The agents
Each one is trained, tested and audited on its own, built from the same skill library and governed the same way as everything else on the platform.
Who uses it
Next step
We run your historic records through the agents and show you what each one finds, with its evidence, before anything is switched on.