Solutions · Risk pools

Pool the risk. Not the accounting.

Risk pools serve counties, cities, school districts, and special districts - often dozens of members under one program. MSOFT keeps each member's claims, reserves, payments, and allocations distinct while still giving the pool a single operational view.

A pool's software has to do two contradictory things: aggregate claims so the pool's examiner desk works efficiently, and disaggregate every dollar so member reports, actuarial studies, and cost-share allocations reconcile to the penny. MSOFT is built around that tension.

What matters most for pools

  • Member-level accounting

    Every claim, reserve movement, and payment is tagged to a specific member. Roll up by member, by fund year, by coverage line.

  • Member-tagged accounting

    Every claim, reserve movement, and payment is tagged to a member out of the box, so cost-share reporting and fund-year rollups reconcile without spreadsheet exports.

  • Actuarial reporting

    Standard loss triangles, incurred/paid/reserved by accident year and by member. Direct export to CSV/XLSX for the pool's actuary.

  • Member portals

    MSOFTMobile serves each member's HR/risk manager with a view scoped to their own claims. No cross-member visibility.

  • State reporting

    Every pool operating in California needs WCIS. MSOFT ships CA WCIS packet generation with the DWC business rules baked in.

  • Financial audit

    Every check, every reserve movement, every voided payment traceable back to the examiner and the timestamp. Pass a financial audit without spreadsheets.

Reserve every claim to a member. Not a bucket.

Most pools inherit accounting from carriers that never had to disaggregate by member. MSOFT is built from the ground up around member-tagging - the primary key on every claim, reserve, and payment. Allocation formulas run in-app, not in Excel.

Book a walkthrough with your fund year in view.

Send us a redacted schedule of members and coverage lines. We'll set up a sandbox that matches your allocation structure and walk your team through a fund-year close.