Get your mod right. Keep it right.

Your workers’ comp EMR affects premium and may be one requirement in a prequalification process. The project owner, general contractor, or prequalification service sets the requirements and determines eligibility. Your mod is rebuilt every year, so last year’s clean result doesn’t carry forward. Premwise checks the math against your state’s official filed numbers, and shows its work.

How an EMR check reads
1.00 unity reference
As printed1.12
Recomputed0.94
0.701.40

Illustrative example

Independent — no carrier commissions, no insurance sales.
Your authorization first — nothing is accessed without it.
Deterministic math — same inputs, same result, every time.
A clean EMR is a real result — if yours is right, we’ll tell you.
We run a calibration study to validate the software on real worksheets in participating states.About the study
What this is

What Premwise actually does

Every year an insurance rating bureau sets your experience mod (EMR) — the number that multiplies your workers’ comp premium up or down. An EMR may also be one input in a project owner’s, general contractor’s, or prequalification service’s process; that third party sets the requirements and determines eligibility. Your mod is built from claims and payroll history. When that history carries an error — a claim that should have closed, misclassified payroll, or a reserve nobody updated — the resulting premium may be overstated. Premwise recalculates your EMR from your state’s official published numbers, compares it line by line to what your bureau used, and shows you exactly where the math doesn’t add up — every figure cited to its source.

Premium arithmetic and prequalification requirements are separate facts; neither is an eligibility decision.

How it works

How the check works.

You stay in control of all of it.

01

Authorize

Where personalized analysis is available, you sign the authorization required by the applicable rating bureau — you see the exact text before anything happens, and you may revoke future access at any time.

02

We check the math

Deterministic recomputation against the filed rating values for your state and date, with every extracted number cited to the page it came from and reviewed before it reaches you.

03

You decide

Anything worth acting on is prepared as documentation for you or your licensed broker to review, adopt, and submit. Premwise never submits anything.

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Measured against the source, not a shortcut

Every number cites the document behind it

A finding without a citation is a hunch. Each figure points to exactly where it came from — so you, your broker, or anyone else can check the arithmetic by hand.

The worksheet page
The rating-bureau worksheet is the source of record — every figure points to the page it was read from.
The loss-run line
Each claim value ties back to the loss-run line it came from, so a stale reserve or a duplicate can be checked directly.
The filed state value
Split points, accident limitations, and expected-loss rates trace to your state’s public filing for the rating date.
The public numbers

The values your EMR is built from are public

Split points, accident limitations and effective dates come straight from the filings — we publish the ones we’ve sourced, with provenance, for anyone to read.

Look up your state’s filed values

Where Premwise is available

Premwise offers educational tools nationally. Personalized analysis and recovery services vary by state and are available only where our operating model and professional authority permit them.

Sign up with your state and rough annual premium, and you’ll see exactly what’s available where you are today.

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