Attergo Audit
Answer the audit letter the week it arrives.
Audit keeps a documentation checklist on every claim and ranks your exposure by the money on it, so a two-hundred-claim letter becomes an afternoon instead of three weeks of searching.
Where it breaks today
Evidence gets assembled under a deadline
Finding a signature log from eighteen months ago is the same work whether you have three weeks or three days. It should have been done at the counter.
The gap turns up when it cannot be fixed
A missing proof of delivery is a five-minute problem on the day. A year later nobody can answer it at all.
Nobody knows which claims are exposed
Exposure arrives by letter. It should be a number on a screen the week the fill happened.
The software
Sample data from a demo account. Not customer results.
How it works
Every claim carries a documentation checklist: the original prescription, prescriber verification, patient consent, the dispensing record, the label, the signature log, the acquisition invoice, the adjudication record. How complete it is becomes a number on the claim rather than an opinion about it.
Fills are then ranked by what an auditor actually goes after: high dollar value, early refills, prescriber anomalies, quantity, duplicate services, missing documents. Each one carries the money at risk, so the list is ordered by consequence and not by date. It never says anybody did anything wrong.
When the letter comes you paste in the claim list. Every claim is matched to its fill, the documentation is pulled together against the checklist, the gaps are named, and you set the exhibit order the auditor asked for before the package goes out.
Connected products
| Billing | Supplies the paperwork behind every appeal |
| Margin | Keeps the payment record behind every dispute |
| Compliance | Catches the obligation before it becomes a finding |
| Integrations | Feeds every event the file is built from |
Week one
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.