Give us cases you've already decided. We'll show you what a file would need to survive an audit.
A pilot is 120 days, on 100–500 cases a health plan has already decided — retrospective, never live — with success and failure criteria written and signed before any data moves. Nothing about a live case changes during a pilot.
Pricing is discussed with each plan for the 120-day engagement, credited to year-one licence fees if the plan converts.
"Give us a sample of already-decided cases. We'll show you which decisions can be reconstructed into a complete, independently checkable file — and which cannot."
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Charter | Success and failure criteria are written and signed before any case data moves. A named clinical reviewer is identified. The regulatory baseline for the review is named up front. |
| Ingest | The plan's retrospective case export is loaded under a signed confidentiality agreement and agreed data-handling terms. The source export is never changed. |
| Map | blueChart or blueClaims maps each requirement or policy clause to chart evidence that supports it, contradicts it, or is missing — deterministically, with no AI model in the decision path. |
| Review | The named human reviewer accepts, rejects, or picks "none of these" — nothing is preselected. Their decision is recorded as its own separate signed record, never mixed into or overwriting the engine's own finding. |
| Verify | The plan's own counsel, compliance team, or an auditor checks the resulting file with the free offline verifier — no account, no network call, no need to trust MOBLUEHQ. |
| Measure | Results are scored against the metrics that were pre-registered at Charter, not chosen afterward. |
Fixed before any case is reviewed, never adjusted after looking at results:
- Packet completeness
- Independent verification rate
- Reviewer-identity verification
- Evidence-gap rate
- Reviewer minutes per case
- Audit exceptions surfaced
- A plain conversion decision — a signed yes, or a written reason why not
- No live case is ever touched — the pilot runs only on cases already decided.
- No claim that a reconstructed file proves the original coverage decision was correct — it proves what evidence, policy, and named human took part.
- No promise that a plan converts to a paid licence — the pilot fee is credited toward year-one licence fees on conversion, and is not refunded if a plan decides not to proceed.
- No clinical-correctness, certification, or HIPAA-compliance claim of any kind.
- No uptime, speed, or scale figure — none has been measured.
- Care-team access rules are enforced on all 15 record types the role matrix marks as care-team-scoped. No claim that the clinical platform is ready to go live with real patients — that also requires the clinic's own explicit go-live sign-off, recorded only once the rest of the go-live checklist is done. (blueChart and blueClaims do not depend on care-team scoping.)
A pilot charter template — the document that fixes success and failure criteria before any data moves — is available on request while we finish preparing it for general publication. Ask for a copy.