Gradient models every rate you're paid on, from flat fees to fee schedules, escalators and daily caps, then checks each remittance line against it and shows you what's still owed.

Gradient plugs into the EHR and clearinghouse you already use. It reads every claim and payment that comes through, and AI checks each one against what you should have been paid.
Connect eClinicalWorks, ModMed, WebPT or Raintree, and Availity, Waystar, TriZetto, Optum or Stedi. Claims and payments come in on their own, as they're sent and paid.
Each payment is checked line by line against what the payer agreed to pay, whatever kind of rate it is. Underpaid, denied and rejected claims land in one list, with the reason.

For each denial and underpayment, Gradient drafts the appeal or dispute with the claim, the payment and the rate attached.
UnitedHealthcare Provider Disputes
Re: Thomas Nguyen, date of service Oct 2, 2026
This claim was allowed at $138.00. Under our agreement for UnitedHealthcare Commercial plans, the allowed amount for these services is $150.00.
We ask that you reprocess the claim and pay the remaining $12.00. The claim, the payment and our rates are attached.
Since April 1, 1,854 lines have been paid below our agreed rates. We ask that these be reviewed as well.
Availity, Waystar, TriZetto, Optum or Stedi. Gradient reads the claims and remittances already there.
Enter them, upload a fee schedule spreadsheet, or let Gradient read the contract.
Every payer, every line, last year included.
Book 30 minutes and we'll show you Gradient on a sample of your own remittances.
We sign a BAA before we see a single claim.