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Ease (formerly EaseCentral) helps insurance brokers offer their SMB clients better service through simple technology. Ease makes it simple to set up and manage benefits, onboard new hires, stay compliant, and offer employees one destination for all their human resources information. Today, more than 2,000 insurance agencies and 75,000 SMBs use Ease for benefits and HR.
500 Treat Ave, Suite 200, 94110, San Francisco, United States
3.3
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After purchase of two software programs produced by EaseUS but supplied by other companies. I had a complete 'wipe out' of all data on a new computer. Both companies promised to resolve the problem, but nothing happened. Contacted EaseUS who within a short time had by system up and running .Thanks to EaseUS and in particular Jesse. Good service.
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