For billing companies

Run the engine under your brand. Keep the relationship.

You already own the claims, the client and the trust. Revise gives your team an IDR desk that keeps every clock, writes every brief and shows each client its own numbers, under your logo.

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A revenue-cycle team working at a shared desk with spreadsheets on their monitors

Built for billing companiesWhite-label portal and statements

What you dispute

The codes the engine reads first.

Partners see every client organization; each client sees only its own claims.

  • 835 / 837Remits and claims in, straight from your clearinghouse files
  • CSVExports from any practice management system, with mapping memory
  • APIClaims in, statuses and documents out (in build)
  • SSOYour staff and your clients, each scoped to their own organizations
The landscape

What the data says

  1. The 2026 operations rule changed open negotiation, batching and IDRE selection. Every desk has to retool, and the engine already follows the new rules.3
  2. Volume is concentrated in a few large filers. A billing company with an engine competes with them on cost per dispute, not headcount.8
How it works

Your IDR desk, under your brand.

  1. Step 1: Your client, your contract

    You keep the client contract, the BAA chain and the relationship. Revise is your subcontractor.

  2. Step 2: Your team signs off

    The engine drafts offers and briefs and keeps the clocks. Your team approves them in the portal.

  3. Step 3: Statements under your logo

    Statements carry your brand and show the client every claim, fee and dollar.

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The fit

What breaks today. What changes with Revise.

Today

  • IDR is a side desk with generic workflows and no IDRE-level data.
  • Blended, opaque fees that clients are starting to question.
  • No way to show clients per-claim status without a spreadsheet.

With Revise

  • Engine tier: $35 per claim assessed plus $150 per dispute filed, or 4% of cash with the white-label portal.
  • White-label portal and statements with your logo.
  • Revenue share when you refer a client to full service instead.
Questions

Questions, answered

Every question

Who signs the BAA?

You sign a subcontractor BAA with us; your existing BAA with each client stays in place. We never contact your clients without you.

Can we start with one client?

Yes. Most partners start with the one client whose IDR results bother them most, then add the rest.

Is the API available now?

The API is in build with the first partners. Until it ships, files move by SFTP or upload, and statuses export as CSV.

Also built for

Send us one month of remits.
We’ll show you what you left on the table.

Seven business days. No cost. A line-by-line report of eligible claims you didn’t file, QPAs that don’t add up, and awards you were never paid.

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Sources

  1. 3Federal Independent Dispute Resolution Operations, final rules, Federal Register doc. 2026-11140, June 4, 2026: batched disputes limited to 50 line items; most process changes apply to open negotiations that begin 90 days after the Departments announce the supporting functionality. Source
  2. 8CMS, Federal IDR supplemental background, July to December 2024: 853,374 disputes initiated; the top ten initiating parties filed about 71% of them. Source