Review past updates we've made to online tools, processes and services for employers. You can also explore our recent enhancements to see updates from the last two years.
Paperless invoicing gives policyholders the option to receive their invoices directly to their email inbox for a faster, greener and more convenient way to do business with us. Policyholders can sign up by logging in to their Texas Mutual Online (TMO) account and enrolling for the paperless option from the billing section of their homepage.
Drawing for $150 Amazon gift card
To celebrate this new feature, policyholders who enroll by June 30 will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a $150 Amazon gift card.
We made several enhancements to our online final audit system for your clients, based on extensive user research and testing. The new system is intuitive and guides policyholders through each step. Watch our How to Complete a Final Audit Online video to see what the user-friendly process looks like for your clients who are asked to do an online audit.
Our network directory makes it easy to find local doctors and health care services in the WorkWell, TX network. Policyholders and their injured employees can find the directory, which now has a new look and feel, directly from the texasmutual.com homepage. The Texas Mutual Provider Directory mobile app is also available to download. Policyholders and their employees can use the directory to search for urgent care, pharmacy, specialist or a provider by name.
As part of our effort to modernize our systems and provide customers with an even better experience, we recently personalized the first screen that policyholders see when they log into their account.
The new look and feel of the homepage makes it easier for customers to complete their most common tasks. Here's what all policyholders will see:
Customers enrolled in payroll reporting will also have a payroll reporting module where they can view reports and view FAQs.
We're excited to offer policyholders an easier way of managing their workers’ comp policy.
We're proud to share that we have upgraded our safety resource catalog to help Texas Mutual policyholders make their businesses stronger. Through our partnership with Zywave, an insurance tech industry leader, Texas Mutual policyholders have access to a robust, high-quality safety and risk management resource library. This upgraded catalog gives them access to thousands of safety resources, with many available in Spanish, such as:
The safety resource catalog is available exclusively for Texas Mutual policyholders.
Watch the video below to get to know the new catalog.
Policyholders will need to log in to Texas Mutual Online select Safety in the top menu, and then choose the updated link for the Safety and employer resources catalog.
Please note, the first time a policyholder chooses to access the catalog, they will need to acknowledge an online agreement. They’ll also have the option to save their information for easy access in the future. After completing those steps, a policyholder will be able to proceed to the catalog and Zywave will email them confirmation of their account creation.
To serve the growing number of Hispanic-owned businesses across the state and help give Spanish-speaking businesses a better understanding of the workers’ comp process, we expanded the resources we offer in Spanish. We translated seven of our most visited pages on our website into Spanish. This includes our workers’ comp basics section for employers as well as resources and FAQs for injured employees.
We know that our communities are stronger when businesses have the tools to keep their employees safe. Our dedicated team of safety experts are available to help answer questions, develop a strong safety program and make the most of our Spanish-language resources. Contact 844-WORKSAFE (967-5723) to speak to a safety expert or email safety@texasmutual.com.
We’re refreshing the look and feel of the safety resource catalog and making improvements to create a more intuitive experience. Some of the updates include new filter and sort features, a more streamlined order process and recommended safety group resources exclusively for agents. If you or your clients have any questions, you can email or call our safety services support center at safety@texasmutual.com or 844-WORKSAFE.
As part of our ongoing enhancements to our online tools, we have updated the policyholder and agent document center. The changes are primarily to modernize the look and feel, and improve navigation for users. As an agent, this update makes it easier to access your documents. We've reorganized the search page and made visual changes to help you quickly navigate to your clients' documents.
Last year we rolled our new policyholder onboarding campaign. To help our agents get familiar with what their clients can expect when they provide us with their email, visit our new onboarding page. You'll see a preview of each email in the program and find answers to common questions about the campaign.
Explore the new other states coverage page, which will help policyholders know what to expect with claims and billing for their Argo policy. The page also includes commonly used links to help you navigate to Argo's site. You can find this page under the Just for Employers drop-down menu under Information.
To help you save time and better serve your clients, blanket waivers of subrogation are now processed automatically. In most cases, you will immediately receive the policy change to download and share with your client. This is the first step to automate policy changes to help save you time and better serve clients.
Based on customer feedback, we’ve been busy working to modernize our invoice to make your current billing information clear and easy to understand. Policyholders will be able to clearly view the amount due, payment deadline and available payment options. All new invoices will now be printed and mailed in this new, redesigned style.
To help you get familiar with the organization of the new invoice, view our How to Review Your Bill (PDF 946 KB) reference sheet.
As part of our commitment to improving the customer experience, our IT teams are refreshing the design of many of the tools found within the login experience for Texas Mutual Online.
Internet Quoting for agents: The refreshed Internet Quoting tool for agents features a new left-hand navigation menu. While the process stays the same, agents will find the navigation gives easier access to move throughout the application.
First report of injury: We added an easy-to-use navigation tool that allows policyholders to easily move to different sections of a claim report. You’ll see that information is better organized and we’ve made other subtle enhancements to help guide policyholders through the steps of reporting.
Loss analysis and loss runs: We’ve updated the look and feel of the loss runs and loss analysis tools to provide a cohesive experience.
Employer’s Wage Statement, DWC-3 Online Form: We’ve updated the DWC-3 online form with a new look and feel, as well as introduced new features. Users will find more guided help tools and form-fill options.
These updates are primarily to refresh the look and feel, and to make it easier for our policyholders and agents to navigate through the experience. We’ll continue to notify you of the changes that may impact how you do business with us.
Our other states partner, Argonaut, has updated its first report of injury making it an easier, one-stop reporting tool. Previously, users had to search for the applicable state to access that state’s reporting form and requirements. The process has been simplified with one generic reporting form for all customers.
You can report an other states claim by visiting our claims management page. We’ve included language on that page to let policyholders know that they will see a new form.
Through extensive research, testing and feedback, we’ve enhanced our website to provide agents and policyholders with an even better experience. The redesign only affects the public site, not anything behind the login.
You’ll see that it’s easier to find what you’re looking for with our new navigation and dedicated sections for employers, agents, health care providers and injured workers. We’ve enhanced our content by including workers’ comp basics, select Spanish pages and FAQs to help answer common questions. We’ve also added more visual elements like our easy-to-use quick links.
Last fall, we introduced a new credit statement and process. For customers with credits on their account, we held that credit to apply to future invoices.
Since implementing, we've closely monitored customer feedback and reception. We learned that our customers prefer the previous process and so we have reverted to that preferred method. Going forward, policyholders can expect disbursements on a regular basis.
To simplify billing for our payroll-reporting customers, we will now invoice policy changes with the final audit. We will continue to process policy changes as we receive them, and policy changes that affect premium will be reflected in the final audit. Based on feedback, we learned that this adjustment will improve the billing experience for these customers.
We will continue to invoice policy changes for customers who pay in full, are on installment billing or premium financing.
A faster and better experience is unfolding on Texas Mutual Online (TMO), beginning with a new look and feel. It's part of ongoing research with policyholders and agents to guide innovation from our design and development teams. In the future, we'll be enhancing functionality to make it even easier to use and navigate the features of TMO, and we'll keep you informed of those changes when they come.
To make billing more convenient, our new autopay feature gives policyholders the option to set up recurring, automatic payments. Eligible policyholders now have the option to enroll with a new "Set up autopay" link on the billing screen in their texasmutual.com account. With their permission, we'll draft the amount invoiced to them on the invoice due date from the bank account they've set up.
Drawing for $100 Amazon gift card
To celebrate this new feature, we held a drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card. Thanks to everyone who enrolled. We're happy to share that we awarded the gift card to one of our Houston policyholders in the restaurant industry on July 10.
Texas Mutual's welcome campaign for new policyholders allows us to provide the right information at the right time, and help them make the most of their workers' compensation coverage.
At the end of your policy term, we conduct a review, known as a premium audit, to ensure that your premium accurately reflects your actual payroll and business operations. Based on customer feedback, we've added a new section on the final audit statement that provides a clearer explanation of how we calculate your final estimated billing adjustment.
Agents, take a look (PDF 106 KB) at our updated final audit statement so you can see what you and your clients can expect.
We'll continue to share news of our enhancements that make doing business with us even better. As always, contact us or your agent with any questions.
In the event your workplace experiences a catastrophic injury, we've made it easier for you to report the incident to us. You can now use our injury reporting tool online at texasmutual.com to answer some questions about the incident and get assigned a claim number right away, allowing us to better serve you and your employees. We recommend logging into your texasmutual.com account, so that you can quickly choose class codes already established with your policy.
For eligible applicants, policy premium will now be paid in 12 monthly installments, with the first installment due by the policy effective date. This plan has replaced our 15% down installment payment plan.
We have added the option to assign payroll by class codes in a consolidated format. This new functionality is not applicable for PEOs, as they must report by location. Policyholders will still have the option to report by location, if they prefer to do so.
Policyholders told us that they would like easier access to policy documents through their Texas Mutual Online (TMO) account. Earlier this month, we debuted a new feature in TMO called Document Center.
To access the new Document Center, log into texasmutual.com, select Policy and then choose Documents from the dropdown menu.
In Document Center, you can now view, print or save documents such as policies, policy changes, policy cancellations and documents for other states policies. Customers can access up to five years of history on the page.
We are no longer charging installment fees to policyholders enrolled in installment billing. This makes our convenient installment option even more economical for business owners.
We've simplified billing for our Texas Mutual policyholders who have policies in other states. Instead of receiving two invoices, policyholders will now receive one combined invoice if both policies are on the same payment plan. Customers will be able to view other states billing information in their Texas Mutual Online account as well.