Doubled patient revenue bottlenecked manual Excel reconciliations. Now, AI matches complex transactions, freeing accountants for strategy.
A rapidly expanding, state-run medical organization overseeing financial management across multiple university medical centers experienced doubled patient revenues.
Entirely Excel-based reconciliation processes became unmanageable as the organization scaled, with accounts receivable and payable matching alone...
“When I started, the reconciliation processes were entirely Excel-based, cumbersome, and prone to inefficiencies. It wasn't manageable at scale, especially as our patient revenue doubled and accounting demands expanded.”
Faculty medical group for The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
Accounting workflow automation platform for financial close management.
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