Patients Abandoning Treatment
Patients told they are "waiting for approval" delay or quit — abandoned treatment means a sicker patient who costs more later.
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The Problem Is Bigger Than a Slow Process
Prior auth is a clinical risk, not just an admin burden. The damage goes beyond slow turnarounds — every failure compounds on both sides.
Clinical Reviewers Buried in Routine Work
Most requests are routine treatments approved many times over. They should never reach a reviewer — but they do, and complex cases wait.
Providers Fighting Your System Instead of Working With It
Opaque criteria and slow turnarounds push providers to over-document and chase approvals — friction that resurfaces in your contract talks.
Denial Rates Creating Costly Appeal Workloads
Every overturned denial costs you twice — review plus appeal — and erodes the provider relationships your members rely on.
Manual Review Means Inconsistent Decisions
Two reviewers, same case, different decisions. That inconsistency is a liability — medically, financially, and reputationally.
How the Platform Works — From Submission to Decision
Prior Auth AI decides which requests need a human — and when they do, every reviewer gets a complete, ready-to-decide case. Every step is logged and auditable.
What You Get on the Payer Operations Dashboard
Real-time visibility across the full authorisation pipeline — every request, every reviewer, every decision. No more asking your team for a status update on where things stand.
Live Authorisation Pipeline & Auto-Approval Rate
Every request by status, segmented by plan, procedure, and provider, with auto-approval rate tracked over time.
Clinical Reviewer Workload & Turnaround
Decision time across auto-approved, reviewed, and appealed requests, with alerts to rebalance work before backlogs build.
Denial Analytics & Provider Performance
Denial rate by procedure, appeal rate by reason, and overturn rate — the patterns that signal your criteria need updating.
What Payer Teams Are Experiencing After Going Live
Each result traces to a real prior-auth problem we fixed.
Book a Live Demo70%
Of reviewer time was going to straightforward approvals. AI handles those now. Reviewers focus on complex cases. Job satisfaction up noticeably. — VP Clinical Operations, National Health Insurer, Mumbai
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Average turnaround for routine requests, down from 4.2 days. Provider frustration measurably reduced. Satisfaction scores moved within three months. — Chief Medical Officer, Managed Care Organisation, Bengaluru
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Appeal overturn rate on one cardiac denial reason — caught in analytics. Criteria updated, denials stopped. — Head of Utilisation Management, Regional Health Plan, Hyderabad
83%
Reduction in handling time per request. Routine volume automated from day one. Auto-approval rate improves month-over-month as the AI calibrates.
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Appeal backlog post-implementation. Every appeal arrives with full case history assembled — no reviewer starting from scratch.
Same day
Turnaround for urgent cases. Urgency signals detected automatically from clinical notes. Urgent requests skip the standard queue.
Who This Platform Serves
Built for every payer-side organisation — insurers, managed care, government schemes, TPAs, and self-insured employers.
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Health Insurance Companies
Health Insurance Companies
High request volume, stretched clinical teams, frustrated providers. AI prior auth cuts cost per decision, improves turnaround, and reserves your reviewers for cases that need them.
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Managed Care Organisations
Managed Care Organisations
Meet turnaround, denial, and appeal obligations consistently — without adding clinical headcount every time membership grows.
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Government Health Schemes
Government Health Schemes
Ayushman Bharat, CGHS, and state schemes face volumes no manual process can sustain. AI adjudication built to NHCX, ABHA, and ICD-10 standards handles the load with full audit readiness.
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Third Party Administrators
Third Party Administrators
Hospitals judge you on speed and fairness. AI prior auth delivers faster decisions, cleaner documentation, and fewer appeals — a visible competitive edge across your network.
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Self-Insured Employers & Benefit Administrators
Self-Insured Employers & Benefit Administrators
Manage prior auth without an insurer's clinical infrastructure. Our platform scales with your employee population.
Built to the Standards That Prior Authorisation Actually Operates Under
Regulatory, interoperability, coding, and security standards built directly into the platform.
Indian Regulatory
IRDAI & Government Scheme Compliance
IRDAI and scheme requirements — audit trails and turnaround SLAs.
Interoperability
NHCX, ABHA & FHIR Integration
Interoperability standards enabling submission via existing EHR.
Coding Standards
Clinical Coding & Classification
Coding standards applied during clinical necessity review.
EHR Integration
Provider System Compatibility
EHR and practice-management integrations for direct submission.
Data Privacy & Security
Privacy & Security Frameworks
Privacy and security across every data store and audit trail.
Audit & Compliance
Full Decision Audit Trail
Every decision logged — criteria, outcome, reviewer, timestamp.
Prior Auth Should Protect Clinical Appropriateness. Not Block It.
Prior auth should ensure evidence-based care — not route every request through the same manual process. AI handles the routine. Reviewers focus on what needs expert judgment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How does the AI apply our specific clinical criteria rather than generic guidelines?
The platform is configured around your actual policy guidelines and clinical criteria — not industry generics. During implementation, your clinical and policy team works with us to map your criteria into the system. The AI then applies exactly those criteria, consistently, on every request. When your criteria change, the configuration is updated centrally and takes effect immediately across all request processing.
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What happens with requests where clinical judgment genuinely differs from guidelines?
Those go to your reviewers — that is the design, not a gap. The platform is not trying to replace clinical judgment. It is trying to remove clinical judgment from the decisions that do not need it, so your reviewers have capacity for the ones that do. Every case that goes to a reviewer comes with a complete summary and the AI's preliminary read, so the reviewer can agree, disagree, or seek additional information with full context.
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How does this handle urgent and emergency authorisation requests differently?
Urgency scoring is built into the clinical review step. The AI reads urgency signals from the documentation — diagnosis severity, clinical language indicating time-sensitivity, procedure type — and adjusts the routing accordingly. Urgent requests bypass the standard queue and go immediately to a reviewer flagged for same-day decision. Your team never has to hunt through a queue to find the critical cases.
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Can providers submit through their existing EHR systems?
Yes. The platform supports FHIR-based electronic prior authorisation, which means providers using Epic, Cerner, or other FHIR-compatible EHRs can submit requests directly from their workflow without logging into a separate portal. For providers using systems without FHIR integration, web portal and API submission are also supported.
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How quickly does the auto-approval rate improve after implementation?
Most payers see meaningful auto-approval on routine requests from week one, because the platform is configured to your criteria before go-live. The rate improves over the following 60 to 90 days as the AI calibrates to your specific population, your provider submission patterns, and the nuances of how your criteria are applied in practice. By month three, most clients are auto-approving the majority of their routine volume.
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Is the system compliant with IRDAI regulations and Indian health insurance requirements?
Yes. The platform is built to meet IRDAI guidelines on claims and authorisation processing, supports NHCX data standards, integrates with ABHA, and maintains full audit trails for regulatory review. For government schemes, compliance with Ayushman Bharat authorisation requirements and state scheme specifications is supported as part of implementation.
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