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What this covers

Every column in the CSV files you export from BenefitFlow in the app, in the order they appear. There are six export types, listed below.

How our exports are formatted

Employer export

One row per employer. 147 columns.

Example row: Walmart

Columns without data are left blank. Walmart is self-insured for workers’ comp, so its P&C X-Mod columns are blank. Modeled Premium is BenefitFlow’s estimate of full annual premium by product, so it is not comparable to Total Premiums (the reported, filed figure) and runs much higher for a self-funded employer like Walmart.

Employer Contact export

One row per contact (with full employer context). 161 columns.

Example row: a Walmart contact

Contact details are illustrative; the employer context is real.

Policy export

One row per policy or plan. 53 columns. The Modeled Premium columns estimate how this policy’s total premium splits across benefit lines. A single-line policy puts its full premium in that line’s column. A multi-line policy is split across its lines, and the split adds up to Total Premiums. The columns are blank when the policy’s lines aren’t among these 12, such as Legal or Wellness/EAP.

Example row: an NEA policy

Broker export

One row per broker firm. 14 columns.

Example row: Marsh McLennan

Broker Office export

One row per broker office location. 19 columns.

Example row: Marsh McLennan, Dallas

Broker Contact export

One row per contact at a broker. 37 columns.

Example row: a broker contact

Contact details are illustrative; the broker context is real.
Last modified on October 9, 2026