Not an HMSThe revenue layer above the one you already run — orchestration for hospitals, health aggregation for employers.See the difference →

Paste a settlement advice.
See what was actually disallowed.

Line by line: the payer’s stated reason, the ground it falls under, and — the part that matters — how much of the shortfall the advice never explains. That figure is what you can query.

NADI · DECODER
● Input your deduction letter
● Output ground + response
● Jargon translated
✓ the letter, decoded

Paste it in

It reads the advice you already received. It does not contact the payer, does not file anything, and does not tell you that you will win.

Do not paste patient names, UHIDs or policy numbers. Identifying details are stripped automatically before processing, but redact before pasting where you can.
Drapto Decoder1 free run

Paste the settlement advice text below. PDF and image upload with OCR are handled server-side once wired.

Try it with a sample advice → — nothing is uploaded, this runs in your browser.

Nothing is stored against a patient record.

Only the third segment is worth a phone call. It is also the smallest, which is why it disappears inside the total.

What comes back, and in what form.

ReconciliationBilled, eligible, paid, patient share, disallowed — and whether they agree.
Line by lineEach disallowed amount, the stated reason, and its ground.
Predictable vs unexplainedThe unexplained figure is your query list. It leads the output.
Appeal recordWhat the Ombudsman has held on each ground, with references.

Start with the half that pays for itself.

Corporate contracts first. The clinical side is an addition, never a precondition.

A settlement advice, read for you.

What was disallowed, what was contractual, and how much of it was predictable.