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Entravia for Benefits Brokers

Add PEO to your book without becoming a PEO operator. Structured intake, multi-vendor distribution, and standardized comparisons mean PEO sits alongside medical and ancillary as just another product line in your book.

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Open PEO as a real product line

PEO requires data benefits brokers don't routinely collect — loss runs, prior WC, multi-state SUTA. Entravia's intake handles that without re-training your service team.

Defend the medical conversation

When a prospect asks "should I be on a PEO?" you can answer with a real comparison instead of pointing them to a competitor. PEO becomes part of the renewal strategy, not an external threat.

Keep one client portal

Your client experience stays under your firm's branding. The PEO workflow is invisible to them — they fill out one intake and receive one comparison.

Earn on PEO without losing focus on medical

Backed by a connected ecosystem of preferred vendors so your team isn't learning each PEO's underwriting quirks. You stay focused on the relationship.

Common questions

Do I need to become a PEO expert?

No. The platform encodes the PEO workflow so your team doesn't need to. We support brokers learning PEO with a sandbox and onboarding, and we surface the right comparisons for the buyer's situation.

How does this affect my existing medical book?

PEO and medical coexist. For groups where medical-only is the right answer, the comparison shows it. For groups where PEO wins on benefits-load + admin, you have the data to advise that move.

Is the broker-of-record protected?

Yes. Submissions and placements carry your firm as broker-of-record, with full audit trail.

See the underlying workflow on How It Works, or quantify the impact for your team with the PEO Sales ROI calculator.

Trusted by operators across the PEO ecosystem

  • NAPEO Associate Member
  • PEO Brokers Collective
  • PACE PEO

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See Entravia handle a real intake.

Walk through a live submission, structured data, and parallel quote distribution — in about 15 minutes.