Find where your plan overpays — and prove it.
A benefits lead, CFO, or advisor brings a de-identified claims slice. The agent prices every line against payer, hospital, and Medicare data — and hands back a source-traced answer you can defend at renewal.
Bring a claims slice. Get an argument, not a guess.
De-identified claims go in. Every line is priced against the files that set the rate, overpayment is flagged with its source, and the moves to capture it come out the other side.
The hard part is underneath. A plain-English question becomes a sourced answer the agent can defend — line by line, back to the file the rate came from. Priced continuously; an agent turn costs about $0.06 to run.
A persistent workspace where the evidence adds up.
Every question, benchmark, and flag lands in one room and stays there. Findings compound into an evidence packet — named facilities, dollar spreads, and the source trace behind each line.
Across one self-funded plan year — concentrated in imaging and outpatient surgery, with the higher-priced facility named against a cheaper in-network alternative.
The packet is the deliverable a benefits committee can act on: which facilities drive the spread, what the fair price is, and the specific move — renegotiate, steer, or reference-based pricing — to capture it at renewal.
Every number links to its source.
Fiduciaries and finance leaders can't cite a model they can't inspect. So every price the agent returns can be traced to its origin file and replayed — same inputs, same answer, on demand. Competitors vouch for a number with an actuary's name. We trace it.
Built for the people accountable for the spend.
Employers & CFOs
Find and prove where your plan overpays, and take the specific move to fix it at renewal.
Advisors & consultants
Run the agent across your whole book — a repeatable, source-traced evidence engine for every client.
TPAs
Price incoming claims against public rates and hand plan sponsors an audit trail, not a black box.