Built — inside Claims, on the claim that already exists.
Revenue cycle · Full PHI · Every specialtyTHIS IS NOT A SEPARATE APP, and the capability shipped. The claim, its payer, its amounts and its pre-auth states are Claims (ClaimsLine); the counselling side of the same admission is Admissions; and the pre-authorisation pack is already a document this product prints. A third claim store beside those would be a third answer to “what did we tell the insurer”. What was missing sat between them and is what was built: the clinical justification itself, drawn from the record with every paragraph carrying the row it came from, and a named person who read it before it went. Find it under Claims → Pre-authorisation.
It submits nothing. There is no payer connection behind it: it assembles the packet and marks it sent when a person has sent it. It cannot be checked with an empty justification or with nothing cited, the person who checked it is the session rather than a name in a form, and nothing can be marked sent that was not checked first. Every citation is re-read as this hospital’s own row about this very patient before it is stored.
Every app page carries this section. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.AuthPilot reads the record: diagnoses, admission, results, estimate, medicines, the claim and writes a drafted justification, its citations, and who checked it. Its data class is Full PHI. Every app works on the same patient record — nothing is copied into a silo.
It submits nothing. There is no payer connection behind it: it assembles the packet and marks it sent when a person has sent it. It cannot be checked with an empty justification or with nothing cited, the person who checked it is the session rather than a name in a form, and nothing can be marked sent that was not checked first. Every citation is re-read as this hospital’s own row about this very patient before it is stored.
Every record stays; only the workflow leaves.
AuthPilot is in design: the surface exists and the platform underneath is ready. Join the waitlist and it moves up the build order.
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