Digitizing Isn’t Automating: The Three Levels of Efficiency in Group Benefits Administration

Most benefits automation projects stop before producing a real gain. Here’s how to place your organization — and where the real savings are.
HR 2026: Your group benefits program isn’t underperforming… it’s misunderstood

A clear-eyed look at group benefits in 2026: the problem is rarely performance, it is how programs are read. While many organizations still manage their group benefits program as an administrative file, the most advanced are redefining it as a true lever for attraction, retention and overall wellbeing. The real issue is no longer just […]
The Digital Transformation of Brokers and TPAs: Segic’s Platform as a Strategic Lever

The digital transformation of brokers and TPAs is no longer optional: it separates growing firms from the rest. The Canadian group benefits sector is at a major digital turning point. Faced with growing competition and the increasingly demanding expectations of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), brokers, Third-Party Administrators (TPAs) and actuaries must accelerate their digital […]
The Strategic Role of Group Benefits Programs for Employers: Meeting the Needs of Canadian Organizations

Well designed, group benefits programs for employers become a strategic asset rather than an expense. In a climate of increasing economic pressure and an ongoing talent war, SMB leaders must rethink their employee benefits strategies. A well-structured group benefits program—enhanced with Segic’s platform and voluntary benefits—can become a powerful strategic lever.
Onboarding and Flexible Group Benefits in 2025

Flexible group benefits are changing how employees enroll in their plan, and what they get out of it. In 2025, Canadian organizations are navigating an unprecedented period of turbulence: rising healthcare costs, the talent war, and weakened mental health are threatening team stability. 31 % of job seekers demand better benefits, and 66 % of companies rank […]
Maximizing employee attraction and retention through voluntary benefits with Segic

Employee retention increasingly depends on benefits that match what people actually value. In today’s competitive landscape, Canadian employers are constantly seeking ways to enhance employee satisfaction and retention. Voluntary benefits are emerging as a key solution, offering employees the ability to personalize their coverage based on their individual needs. Segic, through its innovative platform, simplifies […]
107,973 Thank-Yous! Segic Supports Skills-Based Volunteering

Segic is proud to have taken part in Compétences en lumière, an inspiring fundraising event organized by Bénévoles d’Expertise (BE) on April 24. Now in its 6th edition, the event brought together over a hundred donors and guests, raising a record $107,973 to support skills-based volunteering in Quebec. Segic was honored to participate in […]
Segic launches Segic well+: a smart wellness reimbursement service powered by GoKlaim

Brossard, April 4, 2025 – Segic is proud to announce the launch of Segic well+, a new wellness benefit service proposed by Segic, powered by GoKlaim’s innovative technology. This white-label solution offers a fully automated experience for reimbursing wellness-related expenses. With a 100% digital process, Segic well+ allows insured members to submit receipts in […]
New collaboration with Wawanesa Life: More options for your group benefits programs

Segic is now acting as a TPA with a hybrid MGA-style approach, powered by a modern technology platform and a benefits Marketplace. Our mission: simplify group benefits management, expand available options, and fully respect brokers’ independence. We’ve signed an agreement with Wawanesa Life to offer their group insurance products in the Quebec market — […]
Rethinking Group Benefits: Moving Beyond Traditional Guidelines

In a world where employer and employee expectations have drastically evolved, the traditional group benefits approach — based on fixed coverage, single insurers, and rigid administration — is becoming outdated. While legacy principles from traditional insurers still serve a purpose in some cases, they struggle to meet the demands of a fast-changing market marked […]