Sage is a personalized benefits guidance platform that helps employees get the most out of their benefits. Our AI-based software helps employees discover and use their benefits — at enrollment and throughout the year.
A personalized benefits guide for employees
Sage is a personalized benefits guidance platform that helps employees get the most out of their benefits. Our AI-based software helps employees discover and use their benefits — at enrollment and throughout the year.
Great idea man, it really is easy to overlook benefits you don’t use often.
Very sleek and timely! Who doesn't want more value for their work? Great idea to reduce inefficiencies in the system. Personally, I would really like to have a comprehensive view of my/my family's finances, health and education plans, and project them till retirement and beyond. Does Sage integrate with personal finance aggregators like Mint and robo advisors like Wealthfront? Also, does the benefit history and decisions made "port" with you to the next job, whether or not they use Sage?
Love this - there's a massive space for optimization where existing processes have failed users. Solid demo and can't wait to see it on real benefits too.
Congrats on the launch! Can't wait to start playing with it :)
This is such a cool platform. I think the benefits documentation and complete knowledge is all in disparate locations even in large organized setups. This can really come handly irrespective of the size of the organization.
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