834s Delivered To Every Carrier
BenSelect produces EDI 834 enrollment files bound for each carrier. Automations route each file to its carrier’s folder and credential, encrypted under that carrier’s key, delivered on that carrier’s schedule.
Selerix BenSelect produces the enrollment files. Files.com is the managed SFTP platform that runs their delivery: every 834 encrypted under its carrier’s key, sent on its carrier’s schedule, with proof it arrived.
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Benefits administration is a file exchange with a human on the other end of every record: the 834 that tells a carrier who is covered, the census file that tells BenSelect who is eligible, and the PGP mandates and delivery windows every carrier enforces differently. The exchange usually grows up as per-carrier scripts and a desktop encryption step. It gets tested hardest every enrollment season.
Files.com runs the carrier exchange as configuration. Each 834 routes to its carrier encrypted under that carrier’s key, census files stage in from every employer source, the audit log proves every delivery, and monitoring raises an alert when a carrier’s window closes without its file.
834s out to every carrier, census in from every source, and enrollment season without heroics.
BenSelect produces EDI 834 enrollment files bound for each carrier. Automations route each file to its carrier’s folder and credential, encrypted under that carrier’s key, delivered on that carrier’s schedule.
Enrollment files are PHI and carrier mandates are strict. Encryption runs as folder settings with every carrier’s key in one key manager, not a desktop tool and a passphrase on a sticky note.
The inbound side runs on census and eligibility files from employer systems. Each source delivers into its own scoped folder. Every file validates, reshapes where layouts differ, and stages for BenSelect’s intake.
Enrollment season multiplies every feed at once. The same pipelines carry the surge: unattended, retried, and monitored. The exchange is configuration, not a person’s November.
When a carrier says a file never arrived, the audit log answers with a timestamp: delivery, encryption, and pickup all on the record, per file, per carrier.
A late enrollment file is coverage that starts wrong. Delivery monitoring knows each carrier’s schedule and raises an alert when a window closes without its file, before the member notices at the pharmacy.
What it takes to move enrollment PHI on carrier terms.
Each carrier relationship gets its own folder, credential, and PGP key, scoped by construction, so no carrier ever sees another’s files and one rotation touches one relationship.
Census and eligibility sources deliver over SFTP, FTPS, or browser upload to a permanent endpoint, with static IPs where an employer’s network policy allowlists.
Enrollment data is PHI. A pre-approved HIPAA business associate agreement comes with Files.com Enterprise, encryption runs in transit and at rest, and the audit log records every access: the baseline a benefits exchange has to clear.
Delivered files archive under retention policies matched to your compliance horizon and clear on schedule. The exchange never becomes an unmanaged PHI archive.
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What benefits and HRIS teams ask most when wiring enrollment file exchange.
Enrollment files encrypted per carrier, delivered per schedule, and provable per delivery. Monitoring catches the late feed before anyone downstream feels it.
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