Capabilities

Eight capabilities, and one connection behind all of them.

Attergo is one platform. Every capability reads the same record of what happened in your business, so the second one you switch on costs you a setting rather than another integration. You can license them separately. You never operate them separately.

Attergo: the unified work queue, showing what needs attention across margin, billing, authorizations and compliance in one list.
Capability What it does What it needs from you
Margin Prices every fill against what you actually paid, seconds after it adjudicates Your claims and your wholesaler invoices
Billing Turns the clinical work you already deliver into paid medical claims The encounters you already record
Audit Assembles the defense file while the work happens Nothing extra
Authorizations Opens prior authorizations from the rejection, then chases and renews them Nothing extra
Inventory Tells you what to buy, what to stop buying, and where your cash is sitting Your dispensing history
Compliance Holds every license, credential and attestation with an owner and a date Your obligations, entered once
Intelligence Answers questions about your business in plain language, with the arithmetic shown Nothing extra
Integrations Connects your dispensing system once and feeds everything above it One credential per location

Why one platform beats eight tools

Start with one

Turn on the capability that hurts most today. The rest are already fed by the same connection and switch on when you want them.

One record, one number

The margin on the audit screen is the margin on the owner's dashboard, because both are reading the same events.

One login, one support number

Nobody is integrating two vendors, reconciling two reports, or being told it is the other one's problem.

Priced per location, per month

License what you use. Adding a location adds a line to the invoice, never another implementation.

Connect one store. We will tell you what the month cost you.

Read-only credentials you can revoke. We come back with the fills that went out under cost, the services you could have billed, and the fills an auditor would ask about.