The happiest buyers in HR software. Until the company gets big.
We called 884 people who administer benefits and asked what they run and what they think of it. They rate it higher than any other system in the HR stack. Then satisfaction falls off a cliff at scale, and nobody is doing anything about it.
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The happiest buyers in HR software are also the least available, and those are the same fact. In benefits administration that pool is 2.0%, which means outbound aimed at people who are shopping will starve here. The reachable group is the one behind them: satisfied, carrying a real problem, and not looking. And there is a second claim underneath the first. To the people doing this job, benefits administration is barely a software category at all, so if you sell a dedicated benefits platform, your competitor is not another benefits platform.
What's inside
- The best-rated software in the HR stack, measured on one call script across three categories
- Then it falls off a cliff: 4.11 at 25 to 99 employees, 3.72 above 5,000
- Half the happy ones are carrying something broken
- And almost nobody is shopping: the smallest live market in the series
- Almost nobody runs a benefits platform: 17 of 850 named a dedicated product
- How this sits against the industry
- What we cannot tell you yet
- What to do on Monday: four moves, because this data supports four
“Buyers who gave the top score of 5 named a high-priority gap 52.5% of the time. Buyers who gave a 4 named one 38.1% of the time. The person who likes it most knows exactly where it stops.”
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