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COMPAS extends its support of Unemployment Insurance (UI) Integrity to a second critical area: Benefit Accuracy Measurement (BAM) investigations.
COMPAS – BAM began with a request from a state agency already using COMPAS for UI Tax Audits. By adding a new assignment type to the existing framework, MTW built a second audit tool on a foundation state agencies already trust. The first implementation went live in Alaska in March 2018.
COMPAS – BAM is easy to use, saves time, and brings consistency to the audit process for staff, reviewers, management, and BAM program reviews. Weekly BAM assignments are created automatically from the rec1.dat file your state UI system already produces, and each assignment starts with as much ‘Before’ data from the UI claim as your agency can provide.
Extends the same COMPAS platform used for UI Tax Audits.
First implemented by the State of Alaska.
Created directly from your existing rec1.dat file.
COMPAS – BAM guides auditors through each investigation with a tab-based interface. The four claim types determine the specific information each assignment requires.
Every BAM assignment includes worksheets customized for the work in front of your auditors.
All claimant and claim details, organized in one place from the start of the assignment.
Fully integrated and baselined on the Federal Questionnaire, with the option to add state-specific questions.
Employer records, including Base Period Wage Details and Alternate Base Period quarter wages.
A Data Collection Instrument (DCI) worksheet, prefilled with assignment data as the investigation is completed.
A structured review stage that supports consistent approvals across the program.
Worksheets adapt to the four BAM investigation types: Paid Claim, Denied Claim Monetary, Denied Claim Separation, and Denied Claim Non-Separation.
Practical capabilities that support auditors from assignment through final report.
Continuous checks alert auditors to incomplete tasks, including DCI Coding, so every assignment is accurate and complete.
Worksheet-level comments and notations are automatically incorporated into the final summary report.
Import data from employer-provided financial worksheets to document Base Period and Interim Wage Details.
Supports auditor and review or approval roles, complete with email notifications at each step.
Add and manage images and other supporting documentation directly on the assignment.
Generate letters and forms from defined templates, merged with data from the assignment, for any employer included in the investigation.
Designed to save time for auditors and give agencies confidence in security, access, and control.
One assignment repository simplifies the management of investigation details and the many supporting artifacts that must be collected and retained, with archival retention of completed assignments.
Assignments are checked out of the repository, allowing auditors to document assignment details electronically even when not connected.
Data encryption to the Federal AES standard provides maximum security and protection.
User authentication can be configured through your agency’s Active Directory.
Authorized users control settings, manage correspondence and form templates, and manage user roles and access.
Assignments are created automatically using the rec1.dat file that is already produced weekly for the SUN system.
Data Collection Instrument (DCI) Coding worksheets are pre-filled as auditors complete the investigation.
“Alaska BAM has utilized COMPAS as its primary auditing tool for the last several years. During this time, MTW has been responsive and easy to work with. Auditors navigate and store investigative information in COMPAS which has resulted in more complete audits. As a BAM manager, one of the perks of COMPAS is when reviewing cases, all the information is in one audit report and easy to find and you receive notifications as auditors submit the cases which allows for easier tracking.”
Tina Abbott
AK BAM Supervisor
Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Download the product brochure for an overview you can circulate internally.
Contact us today to learn how COMPAS – BAM can support your BAM program, or email us at info@mtwsolutions.com