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For organizations

See it run against files where you already know the answer

For Veteran Service Organizations, government programs, contractors and clinical providers. The fastest way to evaluate this is not a slide deck; it is watching it work on a case you can already grade.

RECORDS-BASED REVIEWDiagnosis documentedService evidence locatedSeverity needs reviewEvidence review · not a VA determinationCLAIM ASSISTANT / DEMO

An estimate is fine. It helps us tailor the walkthrough.

Please do not include any veteran information, records or identifiers in this form. We do not need them to schedule a demo.

Bring the hard cases

We would rather be tested on a file that is genuinely difficult than walk you through a demo built to succeed. Bring:

  • Files where you already know the outcome, so you can check the analysis against reality.
  • A condition your team finds difficult to evidence.
  • Your assessor's questions about the authorization boundary.
  • Whatever you would need to see before you would trust it with a caseload.

No veteran data in this form

Nothing on this page asks for records, identifiers or health information, and you should not send any. When we schedule the demo we will agree a secure route for anything you want analyzed.

What a demo covers

Four things, in about an hour

A full analysis, end to end

A file goes in, and you see the readiness score, the tier, the evidence breakdown split by service period, the ranked gaps and the cross-condition findings.

Every finding traced to a document

Click any element and see the record it came from. This is the part worth testing hardest, because it is what separates a summary you can act on from one you have to trust.

The cases where it says no

We will deliberately show you a file the system declines to call ready. How a tool behaves on weak evidence tells you more than how it behaves on strong evidence.

The deployment model

For programs and contractors: the boundary, the audit trail, the provenance model, and exactly what is and is not certified.