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Workers Compensation

Your workers comp premium might be 20% too high.

Most employers overpay workers compensation because of classification errors they never see. Kreto monitors your payroll against NCCI codes and catches overcharges before your next audit.

The Problem

Where employers lose money on workers comp

$3,000/yr

Average misclassification costs employers $3,000/year

Employees classified under the wrong NCCI code pay higher premiums. Most never catch it.

3 years

E-Mod errors compound your premium for 3 years

A single data error in the experience modification calculation inflates your rate for three consecutive years.

Audit bill

Premium audit surprises blow through budgets

Year-end audits compare estimated vs. actual payroll. Misallocated payroll triggers surprise bills.

How Kreto Solves It

Automated workers comp verification

Connect your payroll data

Kreto ingests your payroll records and maps every employee to their NCCI classification code.

Automated classification audit

Our engine compares job titles, duties, and pay rates against correct NCCI class codes to flag mismatches.

E-Mod verification

Kreto recalculates your experience modification rate from source data and flags discrepancies with the bureau rate.

Premium audit preparation

Before your carrier audit, Kreto generates a payroll allocation report that matches your policy — no surprises.

What Kreto Monitors

Continuous compliance monitoring

  • NCCI class codes for every employee
  • Experience modification rate accuracy
  • Payroll allocation across class codes
  • Premium audit preparation readiness
  • Return-to-work program compliance
Example in Action

Real scenario: Ohio manufacturing employer

Employer

75 employees, Ohio

Issue Found

Clerical staff classified as manufacturing

Annual Overpayment

$4,200/year

Kreto identified that 8 clerical workers were classified under NCCI code 5403 (manufacturing) instead of 8810 (clerical). The rate difference was $2.40 per $100 of payroll. After reclassification, the employer saved $4,200 per year.

Stop overpaying workers comp premiums

Start your free trial and find out if your classifications are costing you money.