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Optional benefits add flexibility to your benefits proposition. They can complement the core plan, meet more diverse needs and offer more choice to employees or members.
THE CHALLENGE
Employees and members don’t all have the same needs. A uniform offer can become less relevant, but adding options without structure can create confusion and extra management.
Expectations change with age, family situation, role and personal context.
Standard plans aren’t always enough to stand out.
Options must be simple to understand to create value.
Optional benefits must remain manageable and consistent.
POSSIBLE CATEGORIES
Depending on agreements, markets and validated categories, voluntary benefits can cover different types of complementary needs. The goal is to offer more choice without needlessly weighing down administration.
Options that can be added to the core plan depending on available offers.
Benefits that can support health, wellness or daily life.
Products or services made accessible through the Segic Marketplace.
Offers tailored to certain groups, associations, unions or communities.
GO-TO-MARKET AND ACCESS
Segic can help make voluntary benefits more visible, better organized and simpler to integrate into the overall employee or member experience.
Clear presentation — Options are organized by category and need.
Consistent experience — Benefits fit into an environment that’s simpler to navigate.
Partner coordination — Roles and journeys are better defined between Segic, the organization and the provider.
Gradual evolution — The offer can grow over time according to needs and partners.
Tell us about your organization, your challenges and your priorities. We’ll help you identify the best-suited solutions, at your own pace.