News & blog

What’s new in the world of digital benefits?

The fast-paced world of employee benefits technology doesn’t stand still.

Digital benefits are transforming the corporate adviser market, so read on to find out what’s new, exciting and noteworthy.

We chose Cloud8 because of the simple, templated approach offered by the system. The platform is intuitive, engaging, and secure – everything we need for our clients..."

ONE Pension Consultancy

Stephanie Windsor, Partner

Perks at Work via BEAM at Work™

A Fantastic New Partnership with the Employee Perks provider, Next Jump for all BEAM at Work™ subscription holders. This deal is the first of its kind for Next Jump and helps create a considerable commercial advantage for any Corporate Adviser working with Cloud8.

News & blog

What’s new in the world of digital benefits?

Perks at Work via BEAM at Work™

Bringing tax advice to thousands

Corporate Adviser Summit 2021

Cloud8 launch new client, Compass

Cloud8 conduct benefit insights on SMEs

Graham Jarvis becomes chair of the board

Cloud8 appoints new Managing Director

3 ways to be more than an advisor...

Gathering true insights into the SME market

Cloud8, bridging the benefits gap for 12m SME employees

A socially responsible partnership

Post Covid reflections on data in employee benefits, with Cloud 8, Untangl and Data3

Benefit offerings reduced for younger employees

Cloud8 secures more great deals for BEAM at Work™ subscribers

Cloud8 partners with Untangl

An overdue game-changer for how our industry gets to grips with data

Upcoming Data Webinar

Cloud8 secure more funding

The evolution of Employee Benefit Technology

National Lockdown: One year on...

Flex vs Digital Benefits

Retaining your clients

Cloud8 wins Rising Stars award

Can corporate advisers help clients engage their employees?

UBER for benefits: Digital delivery in the post-Covid workplace

Five reasons for employee benefits advisors to go digital

How BEAM was born

Cloud8 appoints Dipa Mistry Kandola as Client Strategy Director