Post the remittance accurately
Ember captures the payment, allowed amount, adjustments, denial information, and deposit relationship at the claim and service-line level.
Ember automates healthcare payment posting by retrieving ERAs, EOBs, and payment files, matching each remittance to the correct claim and service lines, posting payments and adjustment codes into the practice management system, and reconciling the posted batch against the corresponding deposit. Items that do not match cleanly route to staff with the source remittance and relevant context for review.
From remittance to posted payment
Payment posting translates a payer's remittance into accurate claim-level and line-level entries, then confirms that those entries tie back to the money received.
For electronic payments, the core document is usually an electronic remittance advice, or ERA. CMS identifies X12 Version 5010 835 as the adopted ERA standard. An 835 can carry payment information and the standardized codes that explain claim adjustments.
Automation has to preserve the path from source remittance to posted line, deposit, and exception review.
| Stage | What Ember does |
|---|---|
| Ingest | Retrieves ERAs, EOBs, and payment files from payer and clearinghouse workflows |
| Match | Resolves remittances to the correct claims and service lines |
| Post | Writes payments, adjustments, and denial codes to the PM system or ledger |
| Reconcile | Ties posted batches to deposits and flags discrepancies |
| Route exceptions | Sends unmatched or inconsistent items to staff with the relevant context |
| Audit | Preserves source traceability, corrections, reviewer activity, and approvals |
CMS calls the matching of an EFT to its associated ERA reassociation. The X12 835 TRN segment helps connect the payment to the correct remittance.
The agent handles the repeatable posting path and brings staff into the cases that need judgment.
Ember retrieves remittance and payment information from payer and clearinghouse workflows, including electronic and document-based sources.
The agent resolves each remittance to the appropriate patient, claim, and service lines before anything is posted.
Ember writes payments, allowed amounts, adjustment information, and denial codes into the practice management system or ledger.
The workflow ties the posted remittance to the related deposit and flags totals or records that do not align.
Unmatched remittances, unusual adjustments, and deposit variances go to staff with source detail and a versioned history.
Product workflow source: Ember Payment Posting Agent. Integration scope and operating rules are confirmed during implementation.
A payment can balance at the batch level while still being wrong at the claim or service-line level. The allowed amount may be mapped incorrectly, an adjustment may be assigned to the wrong line, or a denial code may not reach the team responsible for follow-up.
Ember maps remittance detail to the corresponding billing record so posted payment data remains useful for denial work, reconciliation, and underpayment review.
Posting records what the payer says it paid and why. Underpayment detection asks whether that payment matches the provider's contract and fee schedule.
Ember captures the payment, allowed amount, adjustments, denial information, and deposit relationship at the claim and service-line level.
Ember's Underpayments agent applies contract terms and fee schedules, flags potential short payments, and shows the contract basis for staff review.
Explore underpayment recoveryThe clean ERA is the easy case. Evaluate how the system handles controls, write-back, and exceptions.
Which ERA, EOB, portal, clearinghouse, and payment-file sources can the system ingest?
How does it resolve remittances to the correct claim and service lines before posting?
Can it post standardized adjustment and denial codes without flattening the payer's explanation?
How does it connect the remittance to the corresponding EFT or other deposit?
What happens when confidence is low, a record is missing, or batch totals do not balance?
Can staff trace a posting, correction, and approval back to the source remittance?
How does posted data connect to underpayment detection, denial follow-up, and AR work?
How will the system read from and write back to the organization's existing revenue cycle stack?
Product capabilities are sourced from Ember's live agent pages. Industry terminology and transaction standards are sourced from CMS.
Current workflow, posting controls, traceability, reconciliation, and exception handling.
Contract-aware underpayment analysis and recovery workflow.
Orchestration layer, existing-system positioning, and human oversight.
ERA contents, line-level adjustments, CARCs, RARCs, and provider-level adjustments.
X12 835, EFT and ERA reassociation, and the TRN segment.
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