Lane 1
Medicaid / Medicare
Organizes claims, provider, payment, eligibility, documentation, and amount-at-issue review exports into cleaner queues and supervisor-ready packages.
For Medicaid / Medicare, UI, and SNAP / EBT review teams
Faster, cleaner review queues from messy case exports.
TriageRelief helps Medicaid / Medicare, Unemployment Insurance, and SNAP / EBT review teams turn CSV/XLSX case exports into organized review queues, filtered reviewer files, queue analytics, documentation-gap flags, amount-at-issue summaries, and supervisor-ready packages designed for cleaner handoff and audit-friendly review.
No sales call required to review the pilot offer, evaluate sample output, or start the pilot path.
CSV/XLSX intake
Local Windows pilot appliance
Three supported lanes
Fixed-scope 30-day pilot
PO path available
Built for three high-volume review lanes.
TriageRelief is focused on three pilot lanes where teams already work from exported case data and need faster organization, cleaner reviewer handoff, and better documentation.
Lane 2
Unemployment Insurance
Organizes claimant, employer, benefit-payment, overpayment, identity, and documentation review exports for faster human review preparation.
Lane 3
SNAP / EBT
Organizes eligibility, benefit-integrity, payment-error, documentation, and case-review exports into cleaner review queues and filtered reviewer files.
The problem is not lack of data. It is the stack.
Review teams already have exports, case lists, supporting fields, amounts, identifiers, notes, and documentation signals. The hard part is turning that material into clean, usable review work without wasting hours sorting spreadsheets by hand.
Messy exports
Inconsistent headers, missing fields, mixed case types, and uneven data quality.
Slow reviewer prep
Analysts lose time organizing work before they can review it.
Supervisor visibility gaps
Leaders need a faster way to see what should be reviewed first and why.
Audit-unfriendly handoff
Review work needs clean basis, indicators, documentation gaps, and verification records.
A review package built for supervision, assignment, and audit-friendly documentation.
TriageRelief does more than sort a spreadsheet. It prepares a structured review package that helps teams see what came in, what was prioritized, why items were surfaced, what documentation appears incomplete, and how the review queue can be assigned, preserved, and explained later.
Supervisor-ready
Queue analytics, priority breakdowns, missing-data summaries, and workplan notes help supervisors understand the stack quickly.
Reviewer-friendly
Filtered reviewer files make it easier to assign work by priority, lane, missing documentation, repeated identifiers, and amount at issue.
Audit-friendly
Review basis, supporting indicators, case index, output files, and verification records make the work easier to explain and preserve.
Leadership-readable
Executive summaries turn a messy export into a cleaner operational picture without forcing leadership to dig through raw spreadsheets.
Messy export in. Organized review package out.
The pilot output is designed to help teams move from raw case material to cleaner work queues, cleaner handoff, and a record that is easier to preserve.
Executive summary
Prioritized review queue
Queue analytics
Filtered reviewer files
Documentation-gap flags
Amount-at-issue summaries
Case index
Verification record
Shareable output package
A simple pilot workflow.
TriageRelief is built for controlled pilot evaluation from exported case data. No major integration project is required to see whether the output improves review preparation and supervisor handoff.
Export case data
Use an existing CSV or XLSX export from one of the three supported lanes.
Drop it into TriageRelief
The pilot uses a simple local intake folder for exported files.
Run the appliance
The Windows pilot package prepares the review outputs locally.
Open the review package
Supervisors receive queues, analytics, filtered files, summaries, and verification records.
See the output before starting the pilot.
The fake-data sample shows the kind of supervisor-ready package TriageRelief produces: executive summary, review queue, queue analytics, filtered reviewer files, case index, and verification record.
Sample queue view
| Case | Lane | Prep Signal | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|
| MED-SAMPLE-104 | Medicaid / Medicare | Missing documentation | High |
| UI-SAMPLE-219 | Unemployment Insurance | Repeated identifier | High |
| SNAP-SAMPLE-087 | SNAP / EBT | Missing amount field | Medium |
Sample package contents
01 Executive Summary
02 Review Queue
03 Queue CSV
04 Case Index
05 Verification
06 Queue Analytics
07 Filtered Queues
Output ZIP
SHA256 Record
Estimate review-prep time recovered.
This calculator estimates review-prep value, not recovery value. It is meant to show the labor value of organizing review work faster and more cleanly.
Estimated review-prep hours per month
100
Estimated monthly labor value
$6,500
Estimated annual labor value
$78,000
30-Day Controlled Pilot
A fixed-scope pilot for teams that want to evaluate TriageRelief against exported case data without waiting for a long implementation project.
Pilot fee
$50,000
The pilot fee is credited toward a $250,000 first-year license if the organization converts within the agreed conversion window.
No sales call required. PO path available for qualified organizations.
Focused pilot scope
- 30-day pilot period
- CSV/XLSX intake from the three supported lanes
- Local Windows pilot appliance
- Supervisor-ready review package
- Queue analytics and filtered reviewer files
- Verification record and shareable output package
- Email-first pilot support
30 days. Fixed scope. Clean decision.
At the end of the pilot, the organization can convert to a $250,000 first-year license with the $50,000 pilot fee credited, or conclude the pilot with no ongoing commitment.
First-year license: $250,000
Turn the next messy export into organized review work.
Faster preparation. Cleaner supervision. Audit-friendly documentation.