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Startup / VP of Claims

Design claims before the backlog designs it for you.

Map supervisory visibility, approval responsibilities, claim handoffs, and management reporting. Define initial workflows, interfaces, staffing, and launch acceptance criteria.

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1. Promise

Design claims before the backlog designs it for you.

Map supervisory visibility, approval responsibilities, claim handoffs, and management reporting.

Define initial workflows, interfaces, staffing, and launch acceptance criteria.

Seek clarity about fit, gaps, and responsibilities, not just an appealing demonstration.

2. Properties

Capabilities connected to your work

Review claims workflows, reserves, payment approvals, recovery, documents, and management dashboards together.

Included visual screen and report builders let you visually design screens and reports around your information needs.

A platform capability is not a promise that every workflow or integration is already configured for your organization.

3. Position

A fixed hosting model. A clear rate for billable work.

Everything is included for one fixed hosting cost. No charges by user, policy, claim, or premium. Visual screen and report builders are included. Bug fixes are free. Billable services are $150 per hour, billed to the minute, not rounded up to the hour.

$150/hour, billed to the minute

12 minutes = $30 at $2.50 per minute, not a one-hour charge.

Confirm hosting and service scope in the written proposal. No free implementation, migration, integrations, unlimited customization, or transition timeline is promised here.

4. Package

Bring your workflow to the next conversation

Map supervisory visibility, approval responsibilities, claim handoffs, and management reporting. Define initial workflows, interfaces, staffing, and launch acceptance criteria.

  1. Choose a representative workflow.
  2. Review relevant Mercury capabilities.
  3. Identify gaps, dependencies, and further scoping needs.
  4. Request written commercial and implementation terms.
Schedule your workflow demo

This is a proposed demo agenda, not a commitment to deliver implementation or an assessment at no charge.

5. Proof

Real customer experience, with honest context

Working with the team at Mercury to build this claims system has been a great experience thus far.

Beth H. / Claims Supervisor

Source: QSS published customer testimonials

A published customer experience, not a guarantee of your results. It does not establish a startup launch outcome.

Ask to see your workflow demonstrated. Distinguish customer opinion, demonstrated behavior, proposed services, and written commitments.

Make the next conversation specific.

Define initial workflows, interfaces, staffing, and launch acceptance criteria.

Schedule a Demo