Reduce routine manual effort
Give digital status checks and approved submissions to agents so teams can focus on exceptions.
Explore AI AgentsFor operations leaders
Reduce manual status chasing, incomplete requests, and avoidable handoffs. Give your team a coordinated way to prevent denials and authorization rework while acting on payment risks.
Put the right case in front of the team.
| Case | Reason | BHD | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Authorization scopeClinical review | 480.000 | Review | |
| Payment varianceFinance team | 225.000 | Compare | |
| Missing evidenceRCM team | 160.000 | Prepare | |
| Status follow-upDigital agent | 340.000 | Check |
Confirm that the approved service matches the submitted service and supporting evidence.
Assigned to clinical reviewSynthetic product demo · No patient data or external actions.
Built around your team
sehaXG connects readiness checks, digital agents, and case ownership around the issues that create repeated work. Identify the missing input, get it to the right person, and move the prepared request forward.
Give digital status checks and approved submissions to agents so teams can focus on exceptions.
Explore AI AgentsConnect repeated denials and underpayments to the preparation or process gap behind them.
Explore IntelligenceKeep coverage, evidence, and approval requirements clear before a request moves to the next team.
Explore OrchestrationA closer look
See the work, understand the opportunity, and turn the next best action into progress.
Worklists & ownership
Filter work by action, payer, deadline, or owner. Group routine digital tasks for agents, highlight approvals and missing inputs, and keep the reason for each priority visible so the day starts with a workable plan.
Put the right case in front of the team.
| Case | Reason | BHD | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Authorization scopeClinical review | 480.000 | Review | |
| Payment varianceFinance team | 225.000 | Compare | |
| Missing evidenceRCM team | 160.000 | Prepare |
Confirm that the approved service matches the submitted service and supporting evidence.
Assigned to clinical reviewPrior-authorization readiness
Check service details, coverage, authorization scope, and evidence in a single preparation sequence. Assign each missing input to its owner and track the review before submission to reduce avoidable requests for clarification.
Bring the requirements into focus.
Match the requested service to the case and supporting record.
Select a requirement to inspect the next check.
Resolve the missing detail once and keep it with the case for the next team.
Operational performance
Review queue movement, agent activity, pending approvals, and exception reasons. Trace recurring denials or payment risks back to the preparation step, handoff, or instruction that needs to change.
Keep progress and exceptions in view.
Authorization gaps appear across 14 example claims. Review the shared requirement.
A little more clarity
Agents perform routine digital status checks and approved submissions, recording the response with the case. Staff handle reviews, decisions, and exceptions with the relevant context already together.
Make coverage information, evidence requirements, and approvals part of a readiness check. Assign missing inputs before the request is submitted so it is less likely to return for an avoidable omission.
Yes. Review estimated denial or underpayment risk with the reasons and next actions behind it. Use that context to prioritize preparation and investigation, while treating the eventual payer response as the actual outcome.
Let’s move forward
Explore how stronger readiness, clear evidence ownership, and digital agents can reduce repeat handling and preventable revenue loss.
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