VIP applies carrier contracts, fee schedules and business rules across claims expenses, so exceptions are identified before payment rather than discovered afterwards.
Carrier contracts and fee schedules contain detailed rules. Applying those rules consistently across large invoice volumes creates significant operational work, and traditional manual audits examine only a sample.
Teams review what they have time to review, and accuracy depends on where the sample lands.
Every invoice in the workflow is validated against the terms in force, and only exceptions need a human.
Results from a 60-day carrier pilot. Carrier not identified.
Move from sample-based review to automated review across the whole invoice population.
Read the use case →Catch exceptions upstream instead of sending them back to adjusters.
Read the use case →See expenses by claim, vendor, contract, geography and service.
Read the use case →Show VIP where the friction exists. We will map the workflow, identify the operating gaps and show where VIP can create measurable value.