Programmed, not guessed
Ten automation builds taught us that most document work is pattern work. Program the pattern once and every folder after it reads the same way — same rules, same result, no bottleneck.
Tallie Health comes out of automation work delivered for ten companies — billing operations, document pipelines, and reconciliation workflows that used to run on spreadsheets and manual review. The same pattern came up every time: the data was already in the documents, and nobody had time to read them.
A single payments sheet takes four or five minutes to finalize. A quarter of EOBs and bank receipts takes weeks. Tallie collapses the second case into the first: you send the folders, we read and check them, and you spend your time on the exceptions.
Ten automation builds taught us that most document work is pattern work. Program the pattern once and every folder after it reads the same way — same rules, same result, no bottleneck.
Every run carries an audit report. If the folder doesn't reconcile against itself, the numbers don't reach your dashboard.
The output is a list of dollars with reasons attached — underpaid, unpaid, open balances — sorted by what is worth chasing this week.
Email us and a BAA goes out the same day. Once it is signed you send one folder — whatever you already export — and the audit comes back within a business day. No charge for the first one, and no obligation after it.