Follow one case from evidence to a human decision.

Walk one governed care-to-payment path

Explore the case before opening the demo. A machine can prepare a proposal; a BCBA decides; the synthetic case then rechecks readiness without preparing or sending an external claim.

• Evidence. A session note, an authorization, a payer record. The case starts from what was captured, not from a summary.
• Rule. A deterministic check reads the evidence against the payer's rule. A note that is unsigned stops here.
• Proposal. A controlled renewal proposal is prepared from the evidence. It is marked as a machine draft, not an external claim or message.
• A BCBA decides, then readiness is rechecked. A named BCBA edits, approves or rejects. The decision and a claim-readiness recheck are recorded; this synthetic demo does not prepare a portal claim, export an 837P, send to a payer or message a family.

Twelve seats, each with its own first screen

Each seat page shows a real screen from the demo clinic and what that role does with it.

• Owner / Exec Director
• Practice Admin / Ops
• Scheduler / Intake
• BCBA / Supervisor
• Clinical Director / QA
• RBT / Behavior Tech
• Billing Specialist
• RCM Director / Finance
• Credentialing / HR
• Care Coordinator
• Compliance / Audit
• Parent / Caregiver

What is real and what is not

• The product is real. Public previews show product screens and explain role workflows. They do not sign you in or grant that role.
• The clinic is synthetic. Seven made-up clients with linked authorizations, sessions, notes, claims and family updates. No PHI is in it.
• Nothing is sent. No claim goes to a payer and no message goes to a family from the demo.
• Workspace access is individual. No name or email is required for public previews. Use your individual account to access a workspace; clinic membership determines permissions.