What teams build on Daybook
Integrations built from the endpoints and events in these docs, each with a prompt that builds it with your AI assistant.
Pick one, copy its prompt and paste it into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. The prompt links the docs pages it needs, so your assistant builds against the real API.
Call the payer from your denial queue
Every denial a phone call settles gets one, and the rep's answer lands back on the same ticket.
Nightly claim status sweep into your PM system
Every unpaid claim checked over 276/277 overnight, and only the claims that moved come back to you.
Verify coverage before every visit
Tomorrow's schedule checked over 270/271 tonight, with inactive coverage flagged before the patient arrives.
835 to posting in your PM system
Every 835 matched to its claims and deposit, and posted to the PM system once a person approves it.
Appeal letters drafted from denial data
A drafted appeal waiting for every denial worth fighting, inside its deadline.
Find a missing remit in the payer portal
When a payment shows up with no 835, Daybook signs in to the portal and brings the remit back.
ERA and EFT enrollment at provider onboarding
A provider added to your product is enrolled with each payer for 835s and electronic payment, tracked to approval.
Post finished payer calls to Slack
Your team sees each payer's answer in a channel as a call ends, and a ping when a live rep is ready for a biller.
A Claude agent that works your AR list
Claude checks each claim, reads the payer's last answer and the denial, and drafts the appeal for a person to approve.
Recheck silent claims by phone until they move
Claims with no 276/277 answer get a payer call that repeats every few days and stops once the claim is paid.
Reconcile deposits to remits
Every deposit tied to its 835, and finance hears about each one that is not.
Catch terminated coverage on open claims
When a patient's coverage changes, your product flags their open claims and visits, and can call the payer to confirm.
No use case matches both. Pick another workflow, or work with an engineer on yours.