Who can use it
Organization Admins and Finance Managers.The billing dashboard
Above the tabs, a summary shows where your revenue is sitting: what is ready to bill, what is submitted, and what is aging.Claims
Payer claims generated from EVV-verified visits with submission and payment tracking. Columns: Claim # · Member · Payer · Service · Units · Charge · Paid · Status · Submitted Billing statuses areNOT_BILLED, READY_FOR_BILLING, BILLED, PAID, and DENIED. The gap
between Charge and Paid is what your AR aging is made of.
What else lives here
Claim lines
The per-visit service lines behind each claim.
Remittances
Payer 835 remittance advices posted against claims.
EVV matching
Bill code configuration and match results.
The billing chain
Each stage depends on the one before it. A claim that will not generate almost always traces back to a visit that did not verify or an authorization that did not cover it.Generating and submitting claims
1
Clear EVV exceptions first
Unverified visits do not produce claim lines. See Time & Attendance.
2
Confirm bill code configuration
The service must have a matching EVV bill code rule. See
EVV matching.
3
Review generated claims
Check Units and Charge against the authorization before submitting.
4
Export the 837P
Submit to the payer. Submitted records the date.
5
Post remittances
As payments arrive, post the 835 against the claim. See
Remittances.
Working denials
A claim inDENIED status carries the payer’s reason. Denials cluster into a few recurring causes:
Troubleshooting
Related
EVV to paid claim
The whole chain, end to end.
Month-end billing close
A repeatable close routine.

