Workers compensation and disability
I am a law firm
See how a fixed disbursement timeline and automatic fee extraction change the relationship with your client.
Enter as a law firm
I am a Claimant
See how you get paid on a timeline you were actually told, with a choice in how it arrives.
Enter as a claimantSpeed, and a straight answer, is the relationship.
Your client's claim settled. What they remember afterward is whether you called them with news, or they called you asking where the check is. Benefits Paid moves disbursement onto a more fixed timeline, extracts your fee automatically, and gives you the reporting to back it up, so the relationship stays proactive instead of reactive.
- Predictable disbursement timeline
- Automatic fee extraction at disbursement
- Multiple withdrawal options for those who are under-banked
- Audit-ready reporting for every disbursement
What actually strains the client relationship.
Disbursement timeline
Slow and unpredictable, especially at check-clearing
Visible and dollars move in minutes not days
Client relationship
Reactive, waiting on the “where is my check” call
Proactive approach allows you to stay the hero
Fee extraction
Calculated manually at each disbursement
Automatic at disbursement, net amount is sent to claimant
Compliance record
Assembled after the fact
Audit-ready, built in, ready for any reporting that is required by your state
How it works for you
Claim is approved
Nothing changes about how the claim gets approved or how you manage the case. All you do is record the payment in the Benefits Paid software.
Disbursement is set on an expected timeline
Once approved, the payment routes on an expected schedule you can tell your client before they ask. Automatic reminders can be sent to claimant and adjusters alike on a determined interval.
Fee is extracted automatically
Your fee comes out at disbursement, with a record ready for your file. Alternatively you can add additional fees or expenses at the point of disbursement.
Common questions from law firms
No. This only changes what happens once a claim is approved and funds are ready to disburse. We sit as the disbursement engine that empowers you and the claimant to have quicker money movement.
Your fee is calculated and deducted automatically at the point of disbursement, based on the structure you set when setting up a claimant. Then you can add any additional fees or expenses that need to be allocated at point of disbursement.
Yes. Checks remain a fully supported option alongside every electronic method. The method of payment is now completely up to your claimant, they can choose how they receive the funds and on what timeline.
Talk to sales and we will scope it against your actual claim volume.
You're owed this. You shouldn't have to guess when it shows up.
A claim being approved and a payment actually landing are two different moments, and the gap between them is usually the part nobody explains well. Benefits Paid puts your payment on an expected timeline and lets you choose how it reaches you, so you know when it is coming instead of waiting on a check to clear.
- Choose ACH, RTP, a check, or a prepaid card
- See your payment status in real time
- No more calling your attorney's office for an update
- Works even without a bank account
What usually goes wrong, and what changes.
Payment timeline
Unpredictable, waits on a check to clear
Expected, told to you upfront with empowerment tools that speed up the process
Status updates
Only by calling and asking
Visible any time, real time all on your digital wallet
Payment options
One method, usually a check
Choose what works for you: Check | ACH | Prepaid Card | RTP | Cashout
Bank account required
Yes, no other options
No bank account is required for specific payout methods
How it works for you
Your claim is approved
Nothing changes about how your claim gets reviewed or approved.
You choose how to be paid
ACH, FedNow, a check, or a prepaid card, whichever fits your situation.
Funds land on the timeline you were told
All funds are on an expected timeline and as soon as the law firm receives a check you receive your money.
Common questions from claimants
No. Checks remain fully supported if that is what you prefer.
A prepaid card option is available, so a bank account is never required.
No. This only changes how and when you are paid, not the amount. All legal fees are taken out at point of disbursement and automatically so you do not have to worry about it.
Your attorney's office remains your point of contact for anything about your case.