Sanoki Orchestrator
Agents read every source on a case and take the repetitive steps. Your team decides and signs. Payers and providers apply one rule to every case.
Care is authorized, priced and paid desk to desk, by hand.
Each desk applies its own reading, and waste, abuse and fraud get paid.
From your process to one workflow
With the Sanoki Context Model in place, we design the workflow with your team.
The Sanoki Context Model
Your data and rules, defined.
The workflow from your process
Each step and handoff, with you.
A step to an agent or a person
Agents read, people decide.
Your reviewers on the workflow
A named reviewer signs each case.
You share the processWe design it with your teamYour first workflow runs within weeks
How the Sanoki Orchestrator works
The case carries what each step found
The next step starts from what the last step found.
Each case type takes its own path
Authorizations above a set amount add a second review.
Every case shows where it stands
You see each case's step and owner. A stalled step goes to a person.
Autonomy set step by step
You set each agent's autonomy and can pause any workflow.
Sanoki Orchestrator · Agents
An agent does one task on one step, and hands the next step the finding, the lines it checked and the rule.
One after another
Read the record, compare each line to the tariff, draft the finding.
One sorts, the rest follow
The first agent tells a hospitalization bill from an outpatient one and sends each down its own branch.
Several at once
Five checks on the same bill in one pass: authorization, dates, tariff, annex, member.
One writes, another verifies
A second agent checks every cited line against the rule before your reviewer sees it.
Each agent runs on a model from Anthropic, OpenAI or Google, under the data terms you sign, with the permissions of the person operating it.
What changes
Small and complex, before the money moves.
Agents relate the sources. People decide and sign.
Each step logs who acted, on which evidence, and when.
Each rejection tunes a threshold or a definition.
Agents read the whole case, so your team decides on every one.
In a workflow, an agent can
Example
Bill B-2041, 7,000 pages
Hours instead of days. The agent reads every line against the clinical record and the contract.
Read from
Pillars it relies on
0102
Every case reviewed, Your team on the decisions
Example
Authorization A-9310, 600-page history
1.6 days to approval, from 4.3. The agent summarizes the history against the plan’s criteria.
Read from
Pillars it relies on
0203
Your team on the decisions, Traceable
Example
480 bills under US$500
Every bill reviewed. Parallel checks flag 11 bills that repeat the same supplies.
Read from
Pillars it relies on
0103
Every case reviewed, Traceable
Example
Contract C-118, 334-page annex
Every line checked. 14 lines use a code the annex in force leaves out.
Read from
Pillars it relies on
0103
Every case reviewed, Traceable
Example
Providers P-114 and P-208
Found before payment. The same MRI appears on bills from both providers, for 22 members in six months.
Read from
Pillars it relies on
0103
Every case reviewed, Traceable
Example
Denial on bill B-3107
A draft in 8 to 10 minutes, from 15. It cites the record and the contract clause.
Read from
Pillars it relies on
0203
Your team on the decisions, Traceable
Next steps