Beta

Credentialing software that does the work.

RevX opens every application, runs the enrollment check, assigns the case, schedules the next status check and opens the renewal before it is due.

  • Opened a case for Priya Shah with Cigna NJjust now
  • Opened the W-9 step on Marcus Reed's Aetna NY case2 min ago
  • Checked NPI 1234567890 · no change6 min ago
  • Scheduled the next check with Aetna NY · Nov 411 min ago
  • Renewal opened 90 days ahead · UnitedHealthcare NYtoday

The questions RevX answers by doing the work

“Who was supposed to call the payer back?”

RevX schedules the next status check the moment you mark it still pending, on the case, with the person your rules assign.

“Wait, isn't she already in network with them?”

RevX starts every case with the enrollment check and skips everything that's already done.

“Why is this one just sitting there?”

RevX holds it on purpose: the group contract isn't approved yet. The day it is, the step opens.

“They want what by when?”

RevX reopens the application and holds the payer's deadline on the case.

What RevX does

  • Opens the cases

    RevX opens a case for every provider with every payer you work with, the moment either is added.

  • Assigns them

    RevX assigns each new case to the right person, by your rules.

  • Runs the entry check

    RevX starts every case with the enrollment check and skips the steps that do not apply.

  • Schedules the follow-up

    RevX schedules the next status check when the payer says still pending.

  • Holds what has to wait

    RevX holds a step until the group contract, the supervisor's case or a prerequisite payer clears, then releases it.

  • Reopens on request

    RevX reopens the application when the payer asks for more information, and holds the payer's deadline.

RevX runs the calendar.

Renewals

RevX opens each renewal 90 days before the payer's date.

Registries

RevX re-checks every provider against the NPI Registry daily and the OIG exclusion list monthly, and flags any change.

CAQH

RevX tracks every provider's 120-day re-attestation date and raises it in the app before it lapses.

Who it's for

Credentialing companies

For teams that credential other practices. Every practice in one worklist, each one open on its own. Each practice keeps its own providers, payers and workflows.

Practices and agencies

For groups that credential their own providers. Every provider and payer in one list, the next step on each, and roles for the whole team.

Independent providers

For providers who credential themselves. Each payer, renewal and re-attestation in one place. A personal email address is fine.

Pricing

Free during the beta. Pricing is announced before the beta ends.

We credential providers for a living. RevX is the tool we wanted and could not buy.

Security and privacy

RevX holds credentialing data only.

No patient health information
RevX stores providers, licenses, payers and applications. It holds no patient health information, and says so where documents are uploaded, notes are written and emails are sent.
Each organization kept apart
Access is enforced in the database, not only on the screen. A record in one organization cannot be read or linked from another.
Roles
Admin, Manager and Member, each checked on the server for every change.
Every change recorded
The audit log keeps who changed what, with the values before and after. A recorded change can be reverted.
Two-step sign-in
Each person can require a code from an authenticator app at sign-in.

Questions

Is RevX free during the beta?
Yes. Pricing is announced before the beta ends, and nothing is charged without notice.
Does RevX submit claims or do billing?
No. RevX covers credentialing: applications, renewals, re-checks and the documents behind them. Claims and payments stay in your billing system.
Does RevX store patient information?
No. RevX holds credentialing data only.
Can a credentialing company keep practices separate?
Yes. Each practice is its own workspace with its own providers, payers and workflows; your team sees across all of them.

Request access

RevX is in beta. Tell us who you are and we will be in touch.

A personal address is fine for independent providers.

Which describes you?

No patient information, please.