Policy period ends
Your policy coverage period has ended and the annual audit cycle begins automatically.
Est. timeframe: Automatic
Insurance providers like Pie use an annual premium audit to make sure your policy premium is still right for your business. Here’s why: your premium was based on your estimated annual payroll, and an audit finalizes your premium using your actual payroll information.
It’s essential to participate in your required audit, and we’re here to make it as easy as possible.
A clear look at the annual premium audit process.
Your policy coverage period has ended and the annual audit cycle begins automatically.
Est. timeframe: Automatic
We notify you via email and postal mail that your audit has begun.
Est. timeframe: Within 5 days of policy period end
Pie requests your payroll records and business information for the audit period.
Est. timeframe: 5-7 business days from audit notification
Submit your payroll records and business documents securely through our portal.
Our audit team reviews your submitted records and begins the assessment.
Est. timeframe: 7–10 business days
We verify employee classifications, payroll totals, and subcontractor details.
Est. timeframe: 3–5 business days
Based on the review, any difference between your estimated and actual premium is calculated.
Est. timeframe: 2–3 business days
You receive your official audit statement showing the premium adjustment.
Est. timeframe: Sent within 5 business days
Any additional payment is collected or a refund is issued — and your audit is complete.
Est. timeframe: 10–14 business days
Audit Roadmap Complete
You've seen every step of the annual premium audit — from policy end to final resolution. Questions along the way? Our team is here to help.