Because the claim, the remittance, and the payout live on one ledger, denials, underpayments, and left-behind dollars show up as postings you can work — not a report you reconstruct.
Automation proposes the recovery; a human disposes every appeal and every dollar.
Engines verified-green at HEAD; running on a live practice's real remittances is gated on client zero — see the register below.
Each reads real postings and proposes; a person disposes.
Duplicate claims and invalid code pairs are caught before money moves, not after a takeback. A 276/277 duplicate-claim inquiry and NCCI validation are two of the six gate conditions — either failure halts the instruction.
The engines are verified-green code, tested at HEAD against the ledger. What is gated is a live practice's real remittances — that waits on client zero.
The engines are built and tested. What they need next is a live practice's real remittances to run against. If that could be yours, talk to us.