The dollar-level view,
reconciled to the contract.
Three questions a DSO CFO actually wants answered, in order: how much earned revenue is leaking, how predictable the recovery is, and how little headcount it takes to keep that visible. Bitewing answers all three with numbers that cite their own contract lines — no rip-and-replace of the billing stack.
Contracted → Paid → Recoverable → Recovered.
The industry measures whether the claim moved. It often still doesn't measure whether the money was right. Bitewing produces a claim-by-claim waterfall of expected-versus-paid on your data — no sweeping "every practice loses 10%" claims, no synthetic benchmarks from somebody else's market.
Which payers are dangerous, not just big.
Concentration alone is not insight — it is just size. This chart plots share of revenue against realized rate, with bubble size showing annual dollars at risk. Bubbles in the lower-right are big and paying below contract — the renegotiate / exit zone. Bubbles in the upper band are paying at or near contract — leave those alone.
Priority, not payroll.
A strong billing team can't reconcile thousands of line items against opaque routing paths and shifting schedules without something doing the math in the background. Bitewing does the math. Your team still runs the send loop, handles payer relationships, and closes out appeals — they just stop starting from zero every morning.
First variance report, target: 14 days.
Read-only access to one location. Two weeks. Priced, cited, appealable variance — or a clean bill of health.
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