- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Tabular/structured (benefit and rate filing records, county x product x benefit grids) plus document artifacts (filing supplements, member-communication and translated materials routed to print); actuarial layer originates as spreadsheet imports normalized into structured tables
- Volume
- est. hundreds of thousands of structured benefit/rate records per bid cycle: >30% of all CMS PBP submissions (thousands of MA and Part D plan/segment/county product filings annually across the industry) each carrying hundreds of benefit components, plus the associated rate-development tables and member-communication assets
- Users
- Enterprise-seat product, no consumer registrations — tens of MA plan organizations file through it (the platform supports more than 30% of all CMS PBP submissions for the eighth consecutive year); est. low-thousands of named professional seats across those payer organizations
- History
- 8 years
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Active — the >30% PBP-submission share is claimed for an eighth consecutive year in a June 2026 announcement, the product page was refreshed in August 2026, and the platform is explicitly being extended to enable AI
- Launched
- est. ~2018 or earlier for Benefits1 Medicare — a June 2026 release claims more than 30% of CMS PBP submissions for the eighth consecutive year, which back-dates that market position to ~2019; the parent company (Aurora, CO; ~1,100 staff, ~$98.5M revenue) is older than the product
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated