Your people are navigating life alone, on your clock.

Gentreo gives employers and benefit platforms a life milestone experience, so you show up with real guidance at the moments that cost your employees focus, energy, and trust in you.

87%

of employees received no meaningful support during a major life milestone

91%

would use or consider a life planning tool if their employer offered one

11%

find what their employer currently offers genuinely helpful

Source: Gentreo Life Milestone Gap Survey, April 2026

Your benefits portal is built around products. People think in life moments.

49% of employees say their employer offers no milestone-related guidance at all. Among those whose employers do offer something, only 11% find it genuinely helpful. The benefits exist, they just never arrive at the right moment.

“We’re having a baby, what do our benefits cover? I’m caring for an aging parent, can I get help? I just lost someone and I don’t know where to start.”

55% of employees didn’t know what benefits or resources existed when they needed them. 45% discovered a relevant benefit only after the moment had already passed.

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The Gentreo model

Built for employers and benefit platforms

Gentreo is built for the organizations already present in people’s working lives, and who want to show up meaningfully when life gets complicated.

Employers

Life events don’t stop at the office door. When employees face major transitions, a new baby, a parent’s decline, a marriage, a loss, their focus follows. Meet them there with real guidance, not just a portal.

Benefit platforms

Engagement stays low when your platform is organized around products members don’t think about until they need them. Organizing around life moments drives meaningful, proactive engagement year-round.

A platform that guides people through life, not just products

Gentreo structures your experience around real-life moments, so every person knows exactly what to do next, and every step connects back to your services.

1

Start with a life moment

Users engage through real situations, caregiving, estate planning, family transitions, not loan rates and account types.

2

Follow a guided path

Structured steps tell people what matters now, what to do first, and what comes next, in plain language, at the right time.

3

Connect to your services

Advisors, lending, insurance, benefits, estate planning, each action maps naturally to what you already offer.

4

Evolve as life changes

The experience updates as circumstances shift, keeping you relevant through every stage, not just the first visit.

Your employees are overwhelmed. And no one is showing up.

58% of your employees have experienced confusion, conflict, or emotional distress after a loved one’s death, made significantly worse by disorganization. 51% were too emotionally overwhelmed to even know where to start.

This isn’t a niche problem. It is a national condition affecting every working adult you employ, right now. The employers that win loyalty aren’t the ones with the most benefits. They’re the ones that showed up before the crisis became a resignation.

96%

of employees find a proactive life planning platform at least somewhat valuable. 66% say very or extremely valuable.

"74% of Americans have had a wake-up moment telling them they need to get organized. Most still haven't acted."

"Millennials are not disengaged, they are overwhelmed. The right offering takes something off their list, not adds to it."

"Gen X, your most experienced employees, rate this platform as very or extremely valuable at 79%."

Source: Gentreo Life Milestone Gap Survey, April 2026

Built for real impact on the metrics that matter

Engagement

Only 11% of employees find what their employer currently offers genuinely helpful. 96% want something better. Life moments create the recurring touchpoints that make your benefits platform indispensable, not just at open enrollment.

Retention

Employees remember who showed up when life got hard. 91% say they’d use a life planning tool if their employer offered one, yet almost none are getting it. That gap is a loyalty opportunity waiting to be filled.

Utilization

55% of employees didn’t know what benefits existed when they needed them. 45% found out too late. Connect the right benefits to the right moment, before the crisis, not after.

Workforce resilience

58% of your employees have already experienced grief-related confusion and distress at work. Unplanned life events are a direct driver of absenteeism and mental health claims. Preparing people in advance protects your whole team.

Your employees are waiting. Most are just waiting for the right offering.

More than a third of Americans aren’t waiting for a health scare to get organized, they’re waiting for the right tool to be put in front of them. Be the employer that puts it there.