IDR Analytics Dashboard — Full case lifecycle for NSA disputes
If you're filing IDR cases regularly, you need a system built for it — not a spreadsheet and a prayer.
The short version
If you're dealing with No Surprises Act disputes, you already know the pain: tracking cases across payers, generating compliant documentation, monitoring deadlines, trying to figure out which disputes are actually worth pursuing. Most teams do this in spreadsheets. It's a mess.
The IDR Analytics Dashboard replaces all of that with a single system. Every case gets tracked through an 8-stage timeline — from initial eligibility review through final determination. Offer letters, supporting documentation, and filing packages get generated automatically from templates stored in the cloud. And the analytics layer shows you patterns: which payers settle, which fight, what your win rate looks like, and where the real money is.
ERA data feeds in automatically, so when a case resolves, you'll know if the payment actually matches the determination.
Features that actually move the needle
8-stage case timeline
Every dispute progresses through eligibility review, negotiation, IDR initiation, payer response, arbitrator selection, written submissions, determination, and reconciliation. Nothing slips through the cracks.
Automated document generation
Offer letters, supporting documentation, and filing packages get built from cloud-stored templates. No more last-minute scrambles 24 hours before a deadline.
Settlement analytics by payer
See which payers settle, which fight, your win rate, your average settlement uplift, and which dispute types are actually worth pursuing.
ERA reconciliation built in
When a case resolves, the dashboard auto-checks that the payment matches the arbitrator's determination. If it doesn't, you'll know immediately.
Emergency medicine groups, out-of-network providers, anyone filing IDR disputes regularly.
The rest of the product suite
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