Premium audits completed to a published standard.
Late audits delay earned premium and frustrate policyholders. We run voluntary, phone and virtual audits for workers’ comp and general liability, extract payroll and sales from source records, map classes to your guidelines and cite every finding, with live status on every file.
What you get
Audit types
Voluntary, phone and virtual audits for workers’ comp and general liability, scoped by state, class and policy size.
Source records
Payroll, sales and subcontractor costs extracted from payroll reports, tax filings and ledgers, each figure cited to its document.
Classification
Exposures mapped to your guidelines and the applicable rating rules, with every judgment call reviewed by a qualified person.
Audit standard
Our standard is a completed audit report within 15 business days of receiving the policyholder’s records.
Policyholder experience
Plain record requests, one secure upload link and reminders on a set schedule, so fewer audits end as non-compliant.
Live file status
Every audit shows its stage, owner, outstanding records and due date.
How it works
- 01
Scope
Agree lines, states, audit types, guidelines and report format.
- 02
Assign
Audit assignments arrive through secure transfer or a connection to your systems.
- 03
Audit
Software extracts and drafts. Qualified people review classifications and every finding.
- 04
Report
Completed reports in your format, with weekly reporting on volume, turnaround and findings.
What to send
- Your annual audit volume by line, state and audit type
- Your audit guidelines and report format
- A sample of recent assignments, with policyholder details removed if you prefer
- Your current turnaround targets and how assignments are sent today
What you receive and when
A scoping call within two business days of your request, then a written proposal with per audit pricing. The 15 business day standard and any standards for your audit types are written into the agreement.
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How are premium audits priced?
Per completed audit, with the price set by audit type and complexity during scoping. There are no setup fees for a pilot batch and no minimum annual volume. You see the price in writing before any assignment starts, and it is written into the agreement.
Which audits do you complete?
Voluntary, phone and virtual audits for workers’ compensation and general liability. We confirm states, classes and policy size limits during scoping. Physical audits that require a site visit are outside our current scope, and we say so before work begins.
How do you handle non-compliant policyholders?
Policyholders receive plain requests, one secure upload link and reminders on a set schedule. Every contact is logged. If records still do not arrive by the date you set, the file returns to you with the full contact history for your non-compliance process.
Who makes the final decisions?
You do. Audit findings follow your guidelines and your sign off rules. Classification questions outside your guidelines are flagged for your auditors, and every finding is cited to its source record so your team can check it quickly.
How do you handle our data?
Your data is used only to complete your audits. It is never sold, never pooled and never used to train AI models. Access is limited to the people assigned to your program, and every action is logged.
Can we start with a pilot batch?
Yes. Many programs start with one batch of audits in a single state and line, then compare turnaround, findings and policyholder response with current vendors before expanding. The same standards and weekly reporting apply from the first assignment.
Audits on time, findings you can check.
Share your annual audit volume by line, state and audit type. We scope a pilot batch and send per audit pricing in writing, with the 15 business day standard in the agreement.