Your payroll already knows which clients are missing workers’ comp

Tada AI flags clients with no coverage on record and work states missing from a policy. You decide who to call. E-Comp writes the policy, and your bureau can earn a commission.

Built for payroll bureaus on isolved
Coverage check

Check. Flag. Introduce.

Compare payroll work states with available coverage records. Potential gaps land on one list for your team to review.

412Clients checked
385Covered
27To review
Example results for illustration.
Coverage checkAlerts
Tada checked 412 clients against available records
Riverside Landscaping
No coverage record found in GA
Summit HVAC
Employee paid in TN, not listed on policy
Oak Street Bakery
Headcount changed, review coverage
Brightline Cleaning
Policy bound through E-Comp
Illustrative activity and business names.
What your bureau gets

More revenue from clients you already have

Revenue

Earn on each policy

Your bureau can earn a commission on policies written through E-Comp, including renewals while the policy stays in force.

Retention

Give clients another reason to stay

Offer coverage that bills through the payroll you already run.

Relationship

“Thanks for catching that”

Start a useful conversation when payroll data points to a risk the owner may have missed.

Estimate your commission

Estimated annual commission$4,800
Clients flagged
40
New policies
16
Annual premium written
$48,000
Estimate only, based on your assumptions. Client and policy counts are rounded to whole numbers.
How it works

From payroll data to a written policy

01

Connect

Tada connects to your isolved data. Your team doesn’t have to export or upload files.

Tada
02

Check

Tada checks client and employee work states against available coverage records. Potential gaps land on one list.

Tada
03

Introduce

You choose who to contact. Your E-Comp specialist can quote pay-as-you-go coverage.

You + E-Comp
04

Earn

Coverage can bill with each payroll you run. Your bureau earns commission on policies written through E-Comp.

You
What Tada catches

The gaps owners don’t know they have

Multistate coverage

A new work state can mean a coverage gap

When an employee works in a state that isn’t on the policy, the bureau can flag it for review. The employee’s work state in payroll is the signal.

E-Comp can confirm what coverage applies.

▣ Multistate checkFlag
Client
Summit HVAC
Employee
Jordan M., new hire
Work state on payroll
TN
States on WC policy
GA
Result
TN not on policy
Example for illustration.
No coverage

No policy on record

A client has employees, but the check didn’t find a matching policy in available state records.

Headcount

Crossing a threshold

A change in headcount can trigger a review of state coverage requirements.

Audit

Payroll outgrows the estimate

Pay-as-you-go premiums are based on actual payroll rather than an annual payroll estimate.

Contractors

Uninsured subcontractors

Ask E-Comp whether uninsured subcontractors affect the client’s coverage needs.

Talking points for your clients

One uninsured injury can cost more than years of premium

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Fines

A business may face fines when required coverage is missing.

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Stop-work orders

A business may have to stop work until it obtains coverage.

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Out-of-pocket claims

The employer may have to pay medical bills and lost wages directly.

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Lawsuits

An injured employee may be able to sue the employer directly.

Requirements and penalties vary by state.

What’s included

Workers’ comp is where it starts

2,500+

Wage, leave and tax rules Current checks against payroll and employee data.

  • Coverage check

    Review potential coverage, multistate and headcount flags across your book.

  • Current compliance monitoring

    Review wage, leave and tax issues before payroll runs.

  • An E-Comp specialist

    Get quotes and service for the clients you introduce.

  • You stay in control

    You choose when to involve the client and E-Comp.

FAQ

Questions bureaus ask first

Does a flag mean the client is uninsured?

No. A flag means the check found a potential gap. A client may be exempt or covered under a different name or FEIN. Verify each flag before requesting a quote.

What if an employee works in another state?

A new work state can change coverage needs. E-Comp can confirm whether the policy needs an update or separate coverage applies.

Who owns the client relationship?

Your bureau does. You decide which clients to contact and when to introduce them to E-Comp.

What is pay-as-you-go workers’ comp?

Premium is calculated using actual payroll rather than an annual payroll estimate.

What does it cost?

Tada will walk through pricing on the demo once we know your client count and needs. E-Comp confirms policy pricing and commission terms.

What does my team have to do?

Start with a 20-minute demo. After setup connects your isolved data, your team reviews the coverage flags and decides which clients to contact.

See how Tada works for your bureau

In 20 minutes, we’ll walk through a coverage check and Current using example data, and show how to estimate your bureau’s commission.

✓ 20 minutes✓ No commitment✓ Your clients stay yours
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