What to review in a product demo
Review remittance intake, claim matching, adjustments, batch totals, deposit reconciliation, and an unmatched exception. Trace a reversal or underpayment question to its next queue.
Organize remittances, review claim matches and adjustments, and route exceptions to the responsible team. Validate approved ledger updates, compare remit totals with deposits, and investigate differences before closing a batch.
Product workflow demonstration with sample records.

Define your baseline, comparable remittance groups, and review criteria. These are evaluation measures, not promised posting speed, recovery, or reconciliation outcomes.
Measured from ERA receipt to ledger-post timestamp on the Daily Summary.
Compare unresolved posting exceptions and aged work for equivalent remit groups.
Compare bank deposits, remit totals, and ledger entries; investigate differences before batch close.
Review applicable contracts and remit details; count recovery only after entitlement and payment are confirmed.
Start with these EHR reference pages, then verify your product version, access, field mapping and payment-posting write-back scope. A reference page does not confirm that a particular connection is configured or that every payment workflow is supported.
Review eligibility, claims and ERA handoffs; confirm payer enrollment and configured transaction scope with your implementation team.
Dedicated integration reference pages for the systems below are not yet available here. Confirm the vendor, version, transaction or file format, permissions and implementation scope before relying on a connection. Listing a system is not confirmation of an integration or partnership.
Posting is only the first event after an ERA or EOB is matched. QuickIntell fans the result out to downstream revenue-cycle work so cash, exceptions, and next actions stay synchronized.
Patient responsibility moves into AR Management work queues, full and partial denials open denial cases, COB opportunities trigger secondary claim auto-generation, and overpayments start refund review.
Contract variances route to underpayment pursuit, adjudication detail writes back through configured clearinghouse and EHR integrations, and aged work advances without a poster rekeying the same remittance.
Source: QuickRCM User Manual section 08. Review pricing for rollout options.
Everything you need to automate payment posting and reconciliation
The Triangle-of-Truth view ties the bank deposit, ERA payment total, and posted ledger total together so cash close does not depend on spreadsheet archaeology.
Variance drill-down isolates this bucket before the batch can close.
Variance drill-down isolates this bucket before the batch can close.
Variance drill-down isolates this bucket before the batch can close.
Variance drill-down isolates this bucket before the batch can close.
Triangle-of-Truth
Bank deposit
$148,212.15
ERA total
$148,212.15
Posted ledger
$147,908.40
Variance found: $303.75
Example: investigate the unposted or adjusted entry before closing the batch. These sample amounts do not represent customer records or verified performance.
Automatically receive ERA/835 files from clearinghouses
AI matches payments to claims with intelligent algorithms
Auto-post payments, adjustments, and denials to your PMS
Match to bank deposits and identify variances
Evaluate file handling with your actual remit sources and expected volume. Review matching, processing progress, failures, duplicate checks, and the staff fallback before enabling automatic actions.

Test representative remittance files, including your largest expected batches.
Review processing progress, failed tasks, and the ability to resume unresolved work.
Confirm limits, matching behavior, and the staff handoff for incomplete or ambiguous files.
Define duplicate handling and how original remits and approved posting records are retained.
Agree on monitoring, support, and escalation before moving the workflow into production.
Automate daily payment posting and reduce staff time spent on manual remittance processing.
High-volume payment processing with enterprise reconciliation and multi-facility support.
Scalable payment posting across multiple clients with client-specific workflows and reporting.
Payment posting touches PHI, payment amounts, payer trace numbers, and EHR ledger updates. QuickIntell keeps those workflows tenant isolated, encrypted, signed, and auditable from intake through reversal.
Review the Trust CenterReview applicable data agreements and business associate responsibilities
Request hosting, encryption, and credential-handling evidence
Validate roles, posting permissions, and supervisor approvals
Inspect records for posting, reversals, and downstream updates
Agree on retention, export, and deletion requirements
Confirm incident reporting and operational escalation
Paper and PDF remittances
When a payer supplies paper or a portal PDF, the conversion workflow needs complete source data, reviewed fields and an accepted 835 import. Confirm whether an electronic remit already exists for the payment before adding converted output to the posting queue.
Request an EOB workflow assessmentReview the original remit, matched account, posted entries, and downstream system state. Use the approved correction or reversal workflow with an authorized reviewer, reason, and retained record. Demonstrate reversal and reconciliation in your connected system before enabling production posting.
Test representative files, including your largest expected batches and line counts. Confirm configured limits, progress visibility, duplicate handling, failed-task recovery, and the manual fallback. Capacity and operational commitments should be specified for the proposed deployment.
Review the exact clearinghouse, EHR or practice management system, available remit and ledger interfaces, vendor permissions, and data mappings. Demonstrate claim matching, approved updates, failed connections, and reconciliation. A vendor name alone does not establish a working interface.
Review the deployment’s data flows, hosting, encryption, credentials, role permissions, audit records, subprocessors, and applicable agreements with your privacy and security teams. Confirm the evidence and its scope rather than relying on a blanket certification statement.
Review the identifying fields and duplicate checks used for your remit sources. Route suspected duplicates for review before additional posting, retain the original files, and test repeated or corrected remittances during validation.
Define which matched entries qualify for automatic action and which need approval. Measure eligible entries, completed postings, exceptions, corrections, and manual work for comparable file groups. No universal automatic-posting rate, accuracy, or overnight completion is promised.
QuickERA supports EOB conversion into an electronic remittance workflow. Validate extraction and source-document review before matching and posting. Conversion, posting, and ledger reconciliation are separate steps, each with its own acceptance criteria.
Review the original line items, adjustments, prior entries, patient responsibility, and downstream balance before approving account changes. Confirm the configured routing and reviewer responsibility for partial payments, recoupments, and disputed matches.
Compare remit details with applicable contract terms or fee schedules and their effective dates. Flag differences for review, validate entitlement, and retain the follow-up evidence. A flagged variance is not confirmed recovered revenue.
Confirm the supported read and write interfaces, account matching, permissions, update receipts, retry rules, and manual reconciliation. Validate representative postings, adjustments, and failed updates before enabling production changes.
This page describes software your team operates. Managed posting is a separate engagement defining included remit sources, customer records, approval responsibilities, reconciliation, reporting, and escalation. Request a service assessment for the delivery scope.
Request a quotation identifying remit sources, volume, interfaces, workflow configuration, training, and support. Agree on representative test files, exception handling, approval controls, and acceptance criteria. Confirm fees, exclusions, retained responsibilities, and exit arrangements in writing.
Convert paper EOBs to electronic 835 format
Pursue underpayments flagged from contract variance checks
Auto-generate secondary claims from COB opportunities
Route aged balances and posting exceptions into work queues
Review claim acknowledgments, rejections, and payer status
Automate denial prevention and appeals
Bring representative remittance files, your matching and approval requirements, and the reconciliation process to a product demonstration.

Payment operations teams posting electronic and paper remittances and reconciling them to claims and deposits.
Review remittance intake, claim matching, adjustments, batch totals, deposit reconciliation, and an unmatched exception. Trace a reversal or underpayment question to its next queue.
Confirm electronic remittance, paper EOB intake, practice-ledger write-back, and deposit sources. Establish the data available for matching and reconciliation in your deployment.
Staff validate unmatched items, reversals, material adjustments, and unexplained deposit differences. Posting an adjustment does not prove the payment satisfied the contract.
Reconcile a representative batch end to end before expanding automated posting. Document approved adjustment rules, exception authority, and the reconciliation sign-off.
Quote remittance volume, paper processing, connected systems, reconciliation scope, implementation, users, and support.
Use software when your staff will operate this workflow. Review managed service scope when you want Quickintell to perform the agreed work.
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