What information can Pension OS maintain about a participant?
Pension OS can maintain identity, contact details, participation status, employment history, contribution history, credited service, vesting, beneficiaries, dependants, calculation history, retirement workflow status, documents, notes, and audit history.
Can Pension OS track service and contribution history?
Yes. Service, hours, contributions, breaks in service, past service credits, corrections, and employer changes can be tracked by period so administrators can see the history behind each benefit decision.
Can it support active, terminated, deferred, retired, and deceased participants?
Yes. Participant status and lifecycle stage can be maintained across active participation, termination, deferral, retirement application, retirement, pension payment, death, and survivor workflows.
Can beneficiaries and dependants be maintained?
Yes. Pension OS can maintain spouse, beneficiary, dependent, contingent beneficiary, alternate payee, consent, effective date, document, and historical relationship information connected to the participant record.
Does Participant Management connect to pension calculations?
Yes. Calculations can use the participant record as the source for service, vesting, employment, contribution history, benefit rules, beneficiary details, retirement age, and payment form context.
Can retirement workflows be managed from the participant record?
Yes. Retirement applications, document collection, estimates, elections, calculation review, approvals, spouse consent, payment setup, and notes can be managed from the participant record.
Does it connect to Member Portal?
Yes. The Member Portal can surface approved information from the same participant record, including statements, documents, service, contributions, beneficiaries, and retirement projections.
Can duplicate participant records be reviewed?
Yes. Potential duplicate records can be surfaced for administrator review with side-by-side comparison, merge controls, keep-separate decisions, and audit history.