Attergo Margin
Stop losing money on underwater fills.
Margin prices every claim against the invoice you actually paid, seconds after the plan responds, so a loss surfaces while you can still act on it instead of at reconciliation.
Where it breaks today
Priced against an index, not your invoice
Most tools compare reimbursement to NADAC or AWP. You paid neither of them. Every margin they show you is an estimate with a dollar sign in front of it.
You find out weeks after the decision
Reconciliation is a post mortem. The choice that mattered, dispense or hold, was made weeks earlier by someone with no number in front of them.
Averages hide the fills that hurt
Plan-level margin looks healthy while individual fills bleed. One branded anticoagulant erases the margin on two hundred generics.
The software
Sample data from a demo account. Not customer results.
How it works
The plan responds and the claim is paid. Margin finds what you paid for that NDC on your most recent wholesaler invoice, sets it against everything the plan and the patient paid, takes off the fees, and puts the real number on the fill. Same second.
A negative number becomes work immediately, ranked by how much money is on it. The fill that cost you fifty dollars sits above the one that cost you four, so your team opens the expensive problems first.
Where an NDC has no invoice line yet, the figure falls back to NADAC and is labeled a benchmark everywhere it appears. It is never passed off as your cost.
Every line is stored and replayable. A dispute eighteen months from now still has the whole sequence behind it.
Connected products
| Inventory | Buys against what plans pay, not list price |
| Intelligence | Shows which plans are getting worse, month by month |
| Audit | Keeps the payment record behind every dispute |
| Integrations | Feeds Margin the claims and invoices it prices 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.