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Dental Insurance Payment Posting

Match insurer payments to dental claims and prepare checked entries for your practice software.

Yearly running cost

Assuming 12,000 remittances a year

By hand
$140K / year
4,000 hours of work
Subscription
n.a.
This workflow
$518 / year
Machine usage only; setup, hosting and review are extra.
How should payments reach your practice system?

Match insurer payments to dental claims and prepare checked entries for your practice software.

One remittance includes up to 25 claim payment lines.

A biller approves every posting batch. No funds transfers, patient balance write-offs, treatment decisions or guessing ambiguous patient matches.

What is included

Begin with structured remittance and claim exports, not scanned EOBs. Check payment totals, contractual adjustments and previously posted identifiers before preparing entries.

Begin with structured remittance and claim exports, not scanned EOBs. Check payment totals, contractual adjustments and previously posted identifiers before preparing entries.

Practice scope: up to 1 practice-system connection.

Model input budget: up to 7,000 tokens across the reference run.

Model output budget: up to 1,000 tokens across the reference run.

Standard independent test set: at least 100 remittances.

Strict independent test set: at least 200 remittances.

Reference application CPU: 2 cores.

Reference application memory: 4 GB.

What standard do you need?

Choose the acceptance targets your provider must demonstrate on your own test material.

How these standards are measured

Split by remittance and insurer. Include name collisions, reversals, partial payments, already-posted payments and duplicate delivery of the same approved batch. Agree the holdout set before tuning. Report each metric with its numerator, denominator and exclusions; abstentions count against coverage. Test all inputs, including failures, rather than only accepted results.

Targets for your selected standard
What is checkedTarget
Correct patient and claim matchesCorrect suggested matches divided by all suggested matches; ambiguous identifiers must remain unposted.≥99%
Posting exceptions caughtDuplicate, unmatched and unbalanced cases held divided by all independently labeled posting exceptions.≥95%
Exact payment and adjustment totalsCorrect cent-level totals divided by all totals in approved batches; any unbalanced released batch fails.≥100%
Approval and data controlsPassed control cases divided by all independently tested unauthorized-action, stale-input and sensitive-data cases; any critical failure rejects delivery.≥100%

Targets apply to the agreed independent test set, not every possible future input. During the pilot, a person reviews every result. Any unauthorized action or sensitive-data exposure fails acceptance.

How quickly do you need each remittance?

Choose the time from accepted input to a reviewable remittance. Human review and waiting for source access are separate.

Timing details

Measure wall-clock time including queueing, model calls, validation and permitted retries. Report failures and deadline misses. Faster targets need pilot testing; they are not vendor benchmarks.

The target applies to at least 95% of agreed test runs, with 1 in progress at a time.

How much should each remittance cost?

Choose a machine-cost target per remittance. A lower cap may limit model calls and iterations.

Cost details

Includes reference model usage, a retry allowance and allocated hosting at the stated volume. Human review, source-system subscriptions and paid connector access are separate. A tighter target must preserve the selected standards in the pilot.

Reference machine cost: $0.07 – 0.10 per remittance at 1000 remittances a month. The selected cap is a target to test, not a replacement for this estimate.

Where do you want it to run?

Run the workflow in your cloud or on your own machine. Choose separately whether it may use an external AI model.

Data and access details

Run in your controlled cloud environment with scoped access and retained review records.

Use an approved external model with the agreed data-processing terms and minimum necessary input.

Local hosting does not itself keep data offline. Connected business systems may still use the network. Private inference needs suitable hardware and a separate measured running cost; access and retention rules must be agreed before real data is used.

How do you want to use it?

Choose a browser interface, an MCP tool for your current agent, or a standalone agent.

Anything else your provider should know?

Optional. Your choices are included automatically.

Common questions

When should I buy this instead of subscribing?

Buy when you need this work to run inside your own process with your own rules. Subscribe when an existing product already fits and you prefer its managed support.

Can it post directly into our practice software?

Choose the connected option only when your system provides authorized API access. Otherwise use the reviewed export; direct posting still requires biller approval.

Can I ask for a different system or workload?

Yes. Add it to your brief and agree the scope and final price with your provider. Extra connections, permissions or larger workloads can change the guide price.

What do I still need to maintain?

Keep source access and rules current, review failures and retest changes. Ongoing support is optional and priced separately; the setup price is not a managed-service subscription.

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