Benefits Logic for Product Managers

Product managers in benefits tech can ship a full enrollment flow without knowing what a qualifying life event actually is. Write the spec, run the sprint, close the ticket — and still have no idea why the carrier feed broke three days before open enrollment, or why the benefits admin is re-entering data your system was supposed to handle. That gap is domain knowledge. In benefits tech, it costs you. Benefits Logic for PMs gives you what you need to build better products, ask smarter questions, and stop being the person who doesn't know what they don't know. No HR cert required. No benefits background assumed. You will leave knowing: How employer-sponsored benefits work — rules, timelines, and why OE wrecks unprepared teams What benefits admins are actually doing and why upstream decisions cause downstream chaos The regulatory constraints (ACA, ERISA, carriers) that shape what your product can do How to scope benefits features with confidence instead of finding out in UAT

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COURSE COMPANION - Benefits Logic for Product Managers

A 57-page companion to the Benefits Logic for Product Managers course. Each module has a plain-language summary, key concepts you can reference before a client call, exercises that apply the material to your specific product and clients, questions to use in sprint planning, and the knowledge check answer key. Write in it. Bring it to meetings. Build something real with it.

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Field Guide Sample

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The Enrollment Systems Field Guide

The Enrollment Systems Field Guide is your reference for the ten pillars that decide whether open enrollment runs clean or turns into a fire drill. Read it before the session and use the owner map at the back to assign a name to every pillar you own.

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