What is your paperwork costing you?
Answer what you know. The model runs on published benchmarks where you don’t — and the number of things you have to leave at benchmark is, in our experience, the more useful answer on this page.
Intake Readiness
Five dimensions, 0–3 each. A low score is not a failing grade — it means the problem is currently invisible, which is worth knowing before anyone spends anything.
Volume visibility
Do you know how many documents/orders arrive per month?
(0 = no idea · 3 = measured & reported)Detection point
Who finds the defect first — you, or the payer?
(0 = the payer (a denial) · 3 = caught at intake)Rework load
Do you measure how often a document is re-touched?
(0 = not measured · 3 = tracked per order)Attribution
Can you trace a denial back to the field that caused it?
(0 = no · 3 = root-caused every time)Change readiness
Is there a route to pilot without a full procurement cycle?
(0 = none · 3 = fast pilot path exists)What do you need?
Tick the value-add services in scope, and mark the priority. This shapes the pilot — it does not change the numbers.
Your Numbers
Volume and denial profile. Every field is pre-filled with a published benchmark — overwrite with your own where you know it.
Model assumptions — adjust or challenge any of these▼
Common denial patterns
How often does each cause a denial? The model scores how much of your denial mix DocuFindr can rectify before submission.