Overview
Zuifuli is a Chinese enterprise employee benefits and flexible welfare administration platform. Founded in May 2017 under Shanghai Yiyuan Network Technology Co., Ltd., the company serves employers across China with digital tools for designing, deploying, and managing employee benefits programs that include group insurance, health management, and non-insurance welfare categories.
The platform is delivered as SaaS via web and mobile (iOS and Android), with deep integration into Enterprise WeChat (WeChat Work), enabling benefits to be accessed directly through employees's workplace messaging environment. Core capabilities span flexible points-based benefits allocation, group insurance product integration, employee health management, online training, smart office tools, and employee engagement programs.
Zuifuli serves a broad enterprise customer base spanning multiple industries including insurance, pharmaceuticals, fintech, and logistics. Notable customers include Heinz China, Novo Nordisk China, and ZhongAn Online P&C Insurance. The platform is an official Enterprise WeChat recommended application, reflecting the depth of its integration with Tencent's B2B ecosystem.
Products & Services
Flexible Benefits Platform
A digital platform enabling enterprises to configure and administer customizable employee welfare programs using a points-based allocation model. Employees access and redeem benefits through web and mobile interfaces including WeChat Work.
Key Features
- Points-based flexible benefits configuration
- Holiday and seasonal benefits packages
- Multi-scenario benefit coverage (consumption, health, travel, office)
- Real-time employee incentive distribution
- Employee self-service portal and mobile app
- E-coupon delivery and online benefit redemption
Target Users: Enterprise HR teams, benefits managers
Employee Health Management
Comprehensive health and wellness programs coordinated through the platform.
Key Features
- Physical examination coordination and health check packages
- Group insurance products (health, accident, life)
- Integration with insurance providers and healthcare centers
Target Users: HR teams, employees
Smart Office Solutions
Collaborative workplace tools to support enterprise operations.
Key Features
- Electronic signature (e-signature) capabilities
- Digital procurement for office supplies
- Employee travel management
- Workflow automation and approval management
Target Users: Enterprise operations and procurement teams
Online Training Platform
Learning and development tools for enterprise workforce training.
Key Features
- Course management and delivery
- Learning plan creation and tracking
- Exam administration with automated scoring
- Live training with real-time interaction
- Data analytics and reporting on training outcomes
Target Users: HR teams, L&D managers
Corporate Culture and Engagement
Employee experience programs supporting recognition, engagement, and team building.
Target Users: HR teams, enterprise management
At a Glance
- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Shanghai, China
- Employees
- 51-200
- Funding
- Bootstrapped
Category & Focus
- Category
- Specialty Solutions
- Subcategories
- Employee Benefits Administration Flexible Benefits Group Insurance Welfare Management
- Insurance Verticals
- Health Group Benefits
- Target Customers
- Employers
Customers
- Heinz (China) Investment Co. Ltd
- Novo Nordisk China Pharmaceuticals
- ZhongAn Online P&C Insurance
- Yixing Comprehensive Shipping Ltd
- Shanghai Shuhui Information Technology
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Last updated: 2026-05-18