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Take Control of Your Employee Benefits: How Quikcard’s ASO Lets You Call the Shots

April 25, 2025

Let’s be honest—traditional group insurance plans can feel like wearing a one-size-fits-all suit. Sure, it technically fits, but it’s never quite right. That’s where Quikcard’s ASO (Administrative Services Only) comes in—a flexible, transparent benefits solution that’s tailored to fit your team just right.

So, what is ASO?

Think of ASO like this: you’re self-funding your employee benefits, but you’re not doing it alone. That means you pay for actual claims as they happen, instead of locking into fixed premiums with an insurance company. You cover the cost of claims, and Quikcard takes care of all the heavy lifting—like processing claims, managing paperwork, and giving you detailed reports so you’re never in the dark.

Why Choose Quikcard’s ASO?

  1. Customize Benefits Your Way – Forget cookie-cutter coverage. Want more dental, less vision? Prefer to boost mental health support? You’re in control. With ASO, you design a plan that fits your team’s needs and reflects your company culture.
  1. Full Transparency, Better Budgeting – Transparency is a huge win here. You’ll see exactly how your benefits dollars are being spent. No mystery fees. No “where did that come from?” invoices. Just clear insights that help you make smart decisions.
  1. Scalable, Just Like Your Business – As your business grows, Quikcard’s ASO solution grows with you. You can scale your plan, add employees, or tweak coverage without jumping through hoops. It’s designed to be flexible as your needs change.
  1. A Better Experience for Your Employees – When benefits are customized to meet real needs, your team notices. With ASO, you can create a plan that actually supports your employees’ health and lifestyle—without the red tape of traditional insurance. Faster claims processing, clearer communication, and better coverage all lead to a happier, more engaged team.


Could ASO Be a Fit for Your Business?

ASO isn’t just a trend—it’s a smart move for businesses that want more say in how their benefits work. It’s especially worth considering if:

  • You’re tired of one-size-fits-all insurance and yearly premium increases.
  • You like the idea of customizing coverage to suit your team.
  • You want full visibility into where your money’s going.
  • You’re looking for flexibility that scales with your business.

If that sounds like you, Quikcard’s ASO model could be a game-changer. It’s built for organizations that are ready to take a more modern, strategic approach to employee benefits—without getting bogged down by insurance complexity.

Bottom Line?

Quikcard’s ASO solution lets you skip the one-size-fits-all model and create a benefits plan that actually fits your team. You stay in control, keep costs in check, and your employees get the coverage they need.

Ready to create a benefits plan that works for you—not the other way around?

Contact us today and see how easy it can be to take control of your employee benefits with Quikcard’s ASO solution. We’ll walk you through the options and help you create a plan that truly fits your team—no pressure, just smart planning.

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