Partnership offers comprehensive end-to-end benefit administration solutions to pension plans across the public and private sectors.
GREENWICH, CT, UNITED STATES, April 10, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Procentia Inc. and WinTech are proud to be the keynote sponsors at the 2025 Public Retirement Information Systems Management (PRISM) Annual Conference in Memphis, TN between 13-16 April. Together, they will be
discussing the advantages of digital administration, transformation strategies, and the future of AI technologies for pension plans.Procentia and WinTech are leaders in pensions software and technology. The companies have built a partnership to provide comprehensive end-to-end benefit administration solutions to pension plans across the public and private sectors. Procentia’s award-winning web-based administration platform, IntelliPen, is a scalable suite of customizable tools proven to significantly improve processes and case management and resolve resourcing bottlenecks. Powered by WinTech’s ProAdmin calculation engine, the combined digital administration solution is designed for efficiency, automation, flexibility and security.
Key Features:
• Calculates and projects final pension benefits.
• Performs optional form conversions on an actuarial or plan basis.
• Provides projected age and service calculations.
• Processes, cleanses and validates exceptional volumes of data at speed.
• Automates workflows, document management, payroll, verification, accounting, reporting, payroll, and member communications.
• Self-serve online retirements and AI-powered biometric identification and verification.
Jason Gopaul, Procentia’s Company President for North America, says:
“Much of the pensions sector lags behind other financial services regarding technology, so it needs an urgent change of mindset. Plans need to invest in digital administration solutions and innovate their processes to meet user and customer expectations for self-serve platforms. Legacy software and using off-system processes such as spreadsheets presents worrying security risks and data black holes. While cost is a major barrier for trustees, digital transformation can be iterative. By upgrading one administrative process at a time, like calculations and valuations, the investment will be self-evident, providing a strong business case for wider adoption in pensions technology.”
Mark Tillman, General Manager of WinTech, says:
“We are excited to introduce a comprehensive, modular, and scalable solution designed to help pension plan sponsors modernize their administration processes. It begins with WinTech’s ProAdmin benefit calculation engine, which significantly reduces the time and cost of specifying pension plan rules— historically, a significant portion of the overall effort of onboarding an administration system. Then, by integrating ProAdmin’s powerful calculation engine into Procentia’s flexible IntelliPen platform, we offer a tailored solution where you only pay for what you need. Start small and scale as your requirements evolve, confident that you have a unified package to meet all your administration needs."
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