Remove notice production from HR's plate entirely.
Premium billing notices with payment coupons generated and delivered directly from enrollment data.
When direct billing notices go out late or payment tracking lapses, coverage stays active past termination, creating liability HR typically discovers during reconciliation. BAS administers the full direct billing cycle, from initial notices through ACH collection and premium remittance, so the coverage-billing connection stays accurate.
WHAT BAS ADMINISTERS
Direct Billing Scope
Manually administering direct premium billing creates inconsistent notices, missed collections, and receivables gaps that strain HR and finance teams. BAS structures it into a governed billing workflow.
Direct premium billing depends on coordinated workflows across billing notices, payment coupons, payment method options, ACH processing, lockbox handling, late-pay notice sequences, receivables tracking, and monthly remittance reconciliation. BAS connects these workflows through structured administration supported by MyEnroll360, part of the Premium Billing service category.
Remove notice production from HR's plate entirely.
Premium billing notices with payment coupons generated and delivered directly from enrollment data.
Give participants a payment method that fits them.
ACH debit, lockbox check processing, online payment, and coupon payment all available within the same billing workflow.
Enforce payment deadlines on a consistent timeline.
Late payment notices, final notices, and termination letters sent following employer-defined timing rules.
See outstanding balances and remittance in one place.
Receivables reports showing payment status and balances, with monthly remittance reporting reconciling collections.
BAS administers direct premium billing from setup and enrollment data processing through billing notices, payment collection, receivables reporting, remittance, and ongoing account support.
DIRECT PREMIUM BILLING SCOPE
From setup through ongoing account support
Direct billing system configured including benefit class setup, plan premiums, billing frequency, notice templates, and payment method options.
Benefit classes for direct billing participants configured with plan assignments, premium amounts, employee and employer contribution splits, and billing frequencies.
Billing notice templates and payment coupons designed and configured for delivery: participant-specific premium amounts, due dates, and payment instructions included.
ACH debit, lockbox check processing, coupon check payment, and online payment portal options set up and available to participants within the direct billing workflow.
Employer-specific late payment policies, grace period rules, notice timing, and termination-for-non-payment rules configured in the direct billing system.
24/7 online payment portal access configured so participants can view balances, make payments, and manage payment method preferences without calling the employer.
Monthly premium billing notices with coupons generated and delivered to participants, with billing cycle initiated from enrollment data and no manual production required.
Enrollment changes, plan additions, and participant status changes processed and reflected in the next billing cycle, with premium amounts updated to match current enrollment.
Late payment notices sent following employer-configured timing rules when premium payments are not received by the due date, beginning the configured notice sequence.
Final payment notices and termination for non-payment letters configured and sent following employer-directed rules when late notice sequences are exhausted.
Lockbox check payments received, processed, and applied to participant accounts, supporting employers whose participants prefer to pay by check.
Receivables reports delivered showing current billing activity, outstanding balances, payment history, and collection status by participant.
Administrator training and dedicated account management for ongoing direct billing configuration, enrollment changes, payment method updates, and operational support.
Each phase of the direct billing lifecycle moves through a defined workflow: initial contracting, billing configuration, payment method setup, testing, and ongoing operations.
Scope of direct billing service confirmed. Employer participant groups, benefit plans, premium structures, payment methods, notice requirements, and reporting needs identified before implementation.
Benefit classes, plan premiums, contribution splits, and billing frequencies configured. Payment method options — ACH, lockbox, online portal, coupon — set up per employer requirements.
Billing notice templates, payment coupons, ACH debit setup, late-pay timing rules, final notice sequences, and termination letters configured to match employer policy.
Billing notices, payment options, and reporting outputs reviewed and tested before go-live. Administrator training completed. Remittance workflows and receivables reporting validated.
Monthly billing notices delivered, payments collected across payment methods, receivables reports generated, and monthly remittance summaries delivered. Enrollment changes processed on an ongoing basis.
Direct premium billing requires disciplined controls around notice delivery, payment method availability, late-pay timing rules, receivables visibility, and monthly remittance reconciliation. BAS structures these workflows into a governed direct billing process.
Direct billing workflows are administered operationally. BAS does not determine eligibility for direct billing programs, plan design, or employer contribution policy; those decisions remain with the employer.
Where Direct Billing Breaks Down
HR or payroll manually generating billing notices creates notice gaps, incorrect amounts, and inconsistent delivery timing across participants.
Participants with no ACH debit or online payment option rely on check mailing, resulting in slower collections and higher administrative burden for HR.
Late payment follow-up applied inconsistently across participants creates uneven coverage continuation risk and gaps in the termination notice record.
HR and finance lack structured visibility into who has paid, who owes, and what collection activity has occurred without receivables reporting.
Monthly premium remittance between collections, outstanding balances, and employer reporting requires manual spreadsheet reconciliation without structured remittance reports.
Monthly billing notices, payment coupons, ACH debit options, and online portal access moved out of manual HR administration into configured direct billing workflows.
Late payment, final notice, and termination notice sequences applied consistently across all direct billing participants following employer-defined timing rules.
Receivables reporting and monthly premium remittance reconciliation gave HR and finance teams structured visibility into payment status and collection activity.
Manual Notice Production
No automated notice workflow means billing notices are created manually each month, creating gaps, errors, and inconsistent delivery.
Late Notice Inconsistency
No structured late-pay workflow means different participants receive different notice timing, creating uneven coverage continuation records.
Receivables Visibility
No structured receivables reporting means payment status, outstanding balances, and collection activity are unknown without manual spreadsheet maintenance.
BAS Direct Premium Billing includes benefit class and plan setup, billing notice and payment coupon configuration, ACH debit setup, lockbox check processing, online payment portal access, employer late-pay rule configuration, monthly billing notice generation, enrollment change processing, late payment notice workflows, final notice and termination letter sequences, receivables reporting, and monthly premium remittance reconciliation.