Hospitals & clinics
Tell us what your team uses and the revenue information you would like to connect.
Partners & integrations
Build the connection your team needs.
Bring your EHR, practice management, or billing workflow into the conversation. Explore a sehaXG integration partnership with your organization and your technology provider.
Explore a plan with your team and technology provider.
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An integration partnership
A useful connection starts here.
- 01Your hospital or clinic
- 02Your technology provider
- A scoped sehaXG partnership
No live EHR integrations are offered today. Requests are assessed individually.
Built around your team
Your workflow. A connection we can shape together.
sehaXG does not currently offer live EHR integrations. We welcome requests from hospitals, clinics, and technology providers to explore a scoped partnership built around a useful revenue workflow.
EHR & practice management providers
Explore the provider use case, available interfaces, and responsibilities with us.
Healthcare technology partners
Bring a shared workflow and work through what a practical connection would require.
A closer look
Powerful capabilities. Practical impact.
See the work, understand the opportunity, and turn the next best action into progress.
The opportunity
Start with the information your team needs.
A useful connection begins with a specific workflow. Identify the claim details, authorization information, payment records, or supporting documents the team needs and what it wants to do with them.
- A defined provider use case
- The information to exchange
- A clear operational purpose
sehaXG / Revenue workspaceSynthetic demo
Revenue intelligence
From the big picture to the next action.
- Claims in review
- 124 Across 3 sample payers
- Open claim value
- BHD 18,420 Unresolved example work
- Ready for review
- 28 Evidence assembled
Revenue movement
6 example months24k16k8k0
AprMayJunJulAugSep
ReceivedComparison periodBHD · Synthetic examples
A pattern worth reviewing
Authorization gaps appear across 14 example claims. Review the shared requirement.
Illustrative product experience · No patient data
The partnership
Put the right people around the design.
Work with the hospital or clinic, its EHR provider, and the relevant technical teams to assess the proposed connection. Discuss access, available interfaces, data handling requirements, and ownership of the work.
- Provider and vendor participation
- Technical feasibility review
- Agreed responsibilities
sehaXG / Revenue workspaceSynthetic demo
Priority worklist
Put the right case in front of the team.
- Open work
- 42 Sample queue
- Due for review
- 8 Assigned to teams
- Claim value
- BHD 6,480 Illustrative worklist
Work that needs attention
Priority| Case | Reason | BHD | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Authorization scopeClinical review | 480.000 | Review | |
| Payment varianceFinance team | 225.000 | Compare | |
| Missing evidenceRCM team | 160.000 | Prepare |
XG-0248 · Next action
Confirm that the approved service matches the submitted service and supporting evidence.
Assigned to clinical reviewIllustrative product experience · No patient data
The path forward
Agree on the scope before the commitment.
Define what the proposed integration will cover and how it will be evaluated. Delivery timing, support arrangements, and the plan for validation follow the technical and partnership review.
- A documented scope
- A validation approach
- An agreed delivery discussion
sehaXG / Revenue workspaceSynthetic demo
Revenue orchestration
Every case has a path forward.
- Connected stages
- 5 One shared case
- Review point
- Human Before submission
- Outcome
- Recorded With source and receipt
Claim resolution workflowExample path
Exceptions return to the responsible team
Prioritize · A clear next step
Use the issue, value and readiness to choose the next useful action.
Illustrative product experience · No patient data
Build with us
A practical path to partnership.
Start with a useful connection. Agree on the work together.
- 01
Tell us what you want to connect
Share your organization, EHR or system name, and the revenue workflow you have in mind.
- 02
Bring the teams together
Identify the provider and vendor contacts who can discuss the workflow, available interfaces, and required approvals.
- 03
Explore the technical scope
Assess the information exchange, feasibility, responsibilities, and handling requirements.
- 04
Agree on the next step
Define the proposed work and validation approach before agreeing to delivery or timing.
A little more clarity
Your questions,
answered.
Does sehaXG have live EHR integrations today?
No. Integrations are explored through individual requests and scoped partnerships. This page describes how to start that discussion.
Can we request a connection to our current system?
Yes. Share the EHR or system name, the workflow you want to support, and the information you need to exchange. We will explore the opportunity with you.
Will our EHR provider need to participate?
A proposed connection needs input from the relevant provider and technology teams. Together, we can assess access, interfaces, responsibilities, and feasibility.
Does submitting a request commit us to an integration?
No. A request starts the conversation. Scope, delivery, and timing are agreed only after the technical and partnership review.
Let’s move forward
Tell us what you want to connect.
Share your system, your organization, and the workflow you have in mind. Let’s explore the right next step together.
Request an integration