Because the work is captured once, the reports fall out of it. No end-of-quarter scramble, no re-keying, no denied claims from missing fields.
Maps captured work to each report's required fields — automatically.
Medicaid claims to the state's CIMOR system, built from documented services with the codes already attached.
SAMHSA performance and outcome reporting, assembled from intake and follow-up data as it's collected.
State Opioid Response draws and utilization tied to funded beds and services, reconciled to the day.
Custom funder and board packets from templates you define once — populated from the same underlying record.
Each report is checked against its submission rules as it's built. Gaps surface as a short worklist — not as a rejection weeks later.
Monthly and quarterly reports assemble on their own schedule, so deadlines arrive with the work already done.
See what's been submitted, accepted, or returned — and why — in one place, per report and per period.
Ask the AI agent to assemble a draft or chase down a missing field — you review and file.
CIMOR 837 claims, SPARS, and SOR reporting are built in, plus templated funder and board packets. New report types are added as configuration, not custom code.
Always. SoberLab assembles and validates the report; a staff member reviews and submits. The goal is to remove the manual assembly, not the human judgment.
It surfaces as a short worklist tied to the report, with a direct link to fix it — before submission, not after a rejection. Nothing goes out silently incomplete.
Yes. Define a template once — the fields, the layout, the cadence — and it populates from the shared record like the built-in reports do.
Tell us which reports you file. We'll show them generated from a live record — validated and ready to submit.