GET STARTED / REVE
Choose a starting point.
Evaluate your own claims in a focused pilot, or see Reve at work in a demo.
START A PILOT
Evaluate your own claims.
Business details help frame a focused review. Do not include patient or claim information.
GET A DEMO
See the work in context.
Explore Co-Pilot, pre-submission, post-submission, or the defined pilot scope.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough with the PromptWrx team.
Book a demo (opens in a new tab)THE PILOT / SCOPE BEFORE TRANSFER
100 denials in.
100 appeals to review.
Evaluate 100 submission-ready appeals with payer-policy and contract-term citations, plus analysis. Your team controls what is sent.
- 01 / PILOT
Align on the work
A 30-minute kickoff to agree on denial type, baseline, and evaluation scope.
- 02 / PILOT
Protect the transfer
A signed BAA comes first. Then EDI files and PDFs transfer over SFTP. No integration required.
- 03 / PILOT
Review the analysis
In about one week, review the appeal materials, analysis, and citations.
- 04 / PILOT
Choose what happens next
Your team decides what to send. If you continue, a commercial contract can be live in less than two weeks, with contingency on recovered denials and no staff transfer.
A retrospective-only pilot may compare Reve’s letters with appeals already submitted. No new submission is required; successful appeal rate applies only when appeals are submitted.
PILOT QUESTIONS
Before you begin.
Frequently asked questions will be available here.
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