Approved means billed
Every approval becomes billing work due before it ends, and waits on Finance itself are named and chased.
Explore OrchestrationFor finance leaders
Approved services reach billing before approvals lapse, and the purchases Finance holds are visible and chased like any other wait. Payments are compared with the contract rate, every disputed claim keeps its reason for the negotiation, and agents take the routine digital follow-up.

Built around your team
A total alone can't explain a loss. sehaXG follows each case from approval to payment with an owner at every step, then compares what was paid with what your payer terms say, so finance can tell what is resolved, what is recoverable and what needs a negotiated decision.
Read: Bring reasons, not a listEvery approval becomes billing work due before it ends, and waits on Finance itself are named and chased.
Explore OrchestrationUnderpayments against the contract rate, disputed claims with reasons, and figures that say how they are counted.
Explore IntelligenceAgents check payment and claim statuses digitally, so finance spends its time on the amounts that need judgement.
Explore AI AgentsA closer look
Owned work first, intelligence on top, and AI agents for the repetitive digital steps.
Approval to bill
When the payer approves, billing already has the item to bill it, due before the approval ends. A service given is billed promptly; one that slips shows before the approval lapses, not when the revenue is already gone.

Waits on Finance
When a case needs Finance to approve an implant or a drug purchase, the wait is on the record: asked when, chased when, due when. Finance sees what it holds and what depends on it.

Underpayments
Each claim carries what your payer terms say it should pay, in BHD, with its source. A payment that arrives short becomes an underpayment with an owner and a route, separate from valid adjustments.

Annual payer negotiations
Disputed claims are raised into each payer's round with the reason they should have been paid. The round shows what is at stake by reason, exports and prints, and records what was recovered afterwards without counting a balance twice.

Collections & outcomes
Collected, denied, recovered and days to payment, each against the period before and each opening the payments and claims behind it.

Digital follow-up
Agents check claim and payment statuses on the payers' digital channels and record the response on the case, so open balances move without a day of portal checks.
Digital follow-up, with a clear record.
Case scope verified
Preparing context
The reviewer sees the evidence and intended destination before the agent continues.
A little more clarity
Each recorded approval creates a billing work item for the approved service, owned by the person named for that payer and due before the approval ends.
When a payment arrives, it is compared with the claim's expected payment under your payer terms. A shortfall shows the amount in BHD and the rate it was measured against, and gets an owner, so your team can recover it or record a valid adjustment.
As what your terms say the claim should pay, not as a confirmed receivable or the payer's decision. Check its source, and reconcile against the actual response and receipts.
They check claim and authorization statuses, and prepare and submit claims, authorization requests and appeals through digital channels, inside the cases your team owns. They stop for a person wherever your rules say so, every step is recorded with the case, and they don't make phone calls: a case that needs a conversation goes to its owner.
Let’s move forward
Bring a short payment or a payer meeting coming up. We'll show the case behind it, who owned each step, and the reason ready for the negotiation.
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