Workers' Compensation Premium Calculator

Workers' Compensation Premium Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Estimate workers' comp premiums, deposits, and audit adjustments based on payroll, EMR, and region.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a specialized estimation engine for workers' compensation insurance. It allows AI agents to calculate total estimated premiums using calculate_premium_estimate by processing payroll entries, experience modification rates (EMR), and regional multipliers. Users can also determine upfront payment requirements with calculate_deposit_amount, project potential year-end costs via estimate_audit_impact based on payroll growth, and evaluate safety performance savings using calculate_safety_discount. It bridges the gap between complex insurance data and AI-driven decision making for employers and brokers.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_premium_estimate

Calculate the estimated total workers compensation premium

calculate_deposit_amount

Calculate the required upfront deposit

calculate_safety_discount

Calculate the workers compensation safety performance discount

estimate_audit_impact

Estimate the potential premium change during a year-end audit

See how to talk to your AI agent using Workers' Compensation Premium Calculator.

What is my estimated premium for a payroll of $50,000 in NY with an EMR of 0.9?

Based on your payroll entry and the US-NY regional multiplier, your total estimated premium is $1,250.0 amount.

How much deposit do I need for a $5,000 premium at a 20% rate?

The required upfront deposit is $1,000.

If my current premium is $10,000 and I expect 5% payroll growth, what is the audit impact?

The projected adjustment from your year-end audit is $500.

The `calculate_premium_estimate` tool calculates a base rate for each payroll entry using its class code, applies the experience modifier (EMR), and then scales the result by a regional multiplier.

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