We find 80% of spouse beneficiaries and a first-degree relative 95% of the time.

When a participant is identified as deceased, you need to locate or identify the beneficiary to fulfill your fiduciary responsibilities and pay out the benefits owed to the beneficiary. The steps needed to identify a deceased participant’s spouse, beneficiaries, and/or relatives are time consuming. That’s where we come in.

What we do:

  • Confirm participant is deceased with a date of death and an obituary link.

  • Identify marital status at time of death.

  • Provide information for up to 15 first-degree relatives.

  • Provide you with a detailed report.

Why it’s important to you:

Mitigate Risk

BeneSearch does the work to identify or verify the participant is deceased. You receive a full report confirming the findings for auditing purposes.

Save Time for Other Priorities

Finding deceased participants or listed beneficiaries with no contact information is difficult. BeneSearch removes that work.

Improve Data Integrity

BeneSearch helps you identify key pieces of beneficiary data that is incomplete or out of date to increase deliverability of communication in the future.

Provide Life Changing Benefits

It’s important that beneficiaries receive the benefits they deserve. BeneSearch has helped connect thousands of beneficiaries with the benefits they were owed and desperately needed.

How BeneSearch Works

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Step 1: Expert Research

Our team finds information on potential spouses and other first-degree contacts.

Step 2: Data Comparison

Information is compared to our proprietary database that uses over 26,000 obituary sources.

Step 3: Data Validation

Information is then validated further by obtaining marriage and divorce certificates, death records and other sources.

What Our Clients Say:

“BeneSearch was able to find low income, elderly beneficiaries with the life changing benefits they needed and deserved.”

– Large Multi-Employer Pension