Submission Agent
Getting a clean claim submitted shouldn't require knowing which clearinghouse a payer prefers or which format they accept. The Submission Agent takes validated claims and routes them automatically — selecting the optimal clearinghouse, format, and delivery method for each payer. It handles the logistics so your team doesn't have to.
How It Works
Four steps from setup to results — no IT project required.
Receive validated claims
Claims that pass the scrubbing agent are automatically queued for submission — no manual handoff required.
Select optimal route
The agent determines the best clearinghouse, format, and delivery method based on payer preferences and historical success rates.
Submit and confirm
Claims are transmitted and the agent waits for payer acknowledgment (999 and 277CA responses). Any rejections at this stage are surfaced immediately.
Retry on failures
Transient errors — network timeouts, payer maintenance windows — trigger automatic retries with exponential backoff. Your team is only alerted if a claim truly fails.
What It Does
Every capability included, out of the box.
Common Use Cases
Works With Your Stack
Frequently Asked Questions
Real questions from practices evaluating this agent.
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