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claim.changed
The observed payer claim has a new version or financial state.
Cenrus turns payer adjudication, provider requests, and available payment evidence into a structured verdict for your product. Integrate Cenrus through a workflow-specific API engagement.
result.json"verdict": "amount_discrepancy"
"provider_requested": "440.00"
"payer_responsibility": "193.24"
"recommended_action": "review_discrepancy"
Cenrus keeps raw source records available as evidence, but the core product is the reconciliation result.
Payer adjudication
Patient-authorized claims and EOB financial data from supported connections.
Provider request
Bill or statement data, account context, service details, and requested balance.
Payment evidence
Customer supplied receipts, transactions, or other supported records.
The response keeps machine-readable fields next to the evidence a reviewer needs. The response schema is finalized during integration.
Synthetic example.
application/json{
"reconciliation_id": "rec_02f27_sample",
"status": "review_required",
"verdict": {
"code": "amount_discrepancy",
"summary": "Provider request exceeds payer assigned patient responsibility.",
"confidence": "high"
},
"financial_comparison": {
"currency": "USD",
"provider_requested": "440.00",
"payer_patient_responsibility": "193.24",
"difference": "246.76",
"known_patient_payments": null
},
"match": {
"status": "supported",
"signals": [
{ "type": "patient_account", "result": "exact" },
{ "type": "service_date", "result": "exact" },
{ "type": "provider", "result": "supported" }
]
},
"evidence": {
"payer_adjustment": "246.76",
"deductible": "193.24",
"copay": "0.00",
"coinsurance": "0.00"
},
"recommended_action": {
"code": "review_discrepancy",
"reason": "The payer record does not establish the provider's current balance."
}
}Cenrus sends event data through the delivery pattern defined for the integration. Customer systems update cases without polling every source record.
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The observed payer claim has a new version or financial state.
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The payer assigned patient responsibility changed.
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Cenrus produced a result for a submitted case.
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The case needs a reviewer because of a discrepancy, ambiguity, or evidence gap.
The reconciliation workflow depends on patient-authorized access to supported payer data. Cenrus treats connection state and data availability as part of every result.
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The customer workflow identifies the person and the payer connection needed for review.
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The patient completes the authorization path provided for the supported payer source.
03
The engine retrieves and maintains the payer records available through that connection.
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A missing, expired, or insufficient connection changes the verdict and next action.
The implementation process establishes data availability, match quality, verdict agreement, and operating rules before Cenrus handles a production path.
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Map the customer queue, review rules, authorization path, and the decisions Cenrus returns.
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Use patient-authorized payer access and a controlled set of provider bills with known reviewer outcomes.
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Compare match results, verdicts, evidence, and reviewer agreement without changing production handling.
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Agree on confidence thresholds, escalation paths, event handling, and the cases that stay with a person.
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Return results and changes to the customer system through the interface defined for the pilot.
Cenrus API
Tell us what records your product has, what decision it needs, and how the result enters the current workflow.