Your software hands off
The household, income and quote pass through, prefilled.
Agents start in your software and finish the enrollment in Jaxenroll, prefilled from your record. Status comes back to you.
The household, income and quote pass through, prefilled.
Reviews, completes and submits on the approved platform.
From submission to effectuation, straight into your system.
Your agents already leave your product to finish an enrollment. Today they land in a competitor’s platform and type everything in again.
Every field retyped by hand. Status never comes back.
Opens prefilled from your record. Status lands back in your system.
78%
of enrollments in federal-marketplace states are agent-assisted. Those agents work inside a handful of software products, and none of them can finish the enrollment.
Source: CMS, Health Insurance Exchanges 2026 Open Enrollment Report
You send what you already know about the household. Jaxenroll returns a link for the agent and posts status changes to your webhook. Your product stays outside federal audit scope.
POST /v1/handoffs
{
"agent": { "npn": "[AGENT NPN]" },
"household": { "members": 3, "state": "FL" },
"income": 58400,
"return_url": "https://your-app/clients/2841"
}
→ 201
{ "continue_url": "https://enroll.jaxenroll…/h/8f2c" }Illustrative. Final API shape to come.
14 of 14 fields imported
$412 / mo tax credit
Cost-sharing reduction: CSR 87
[Carrier] Silver 87 HMO$38
A failed payment or an upcoming lapse needs the selling agent to step in. Carriers connect to Jaxenroll once and reach every agent across our partner software.
Phone notifications from the agent’s CRM: a failed payment alert and a coverage-active confirmation.
Jaxenroll carries the federal security and privacy obligations so your product doesn’t have to.
No. Enrollment completes on Jaxenroll, which carries those obligations.
An annual platform fee plus a fee per enrollment. We never take a cut of the agent’s commission.
Jaxenroll targets federal approval in mid-2027, ahead of November open enrollment, starting in Florida.
Florida first, then the rest of the federal-marketplace states.