AI Medical AuditorClaims audit & documentation review

ERP Connection

Connect the auditor to the hospital ERP / HIS so claims are fetched live instead of uploaded by hand. Connecting fetches the claims window straight into an analysis run. Settings are stored locally in config/erp_connection.json; only the configured ERP endpoint is ever contacted.

Connection status

No ERP configured
REST / JSON API
REST / JSON API
Not tested
Claims available
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Latency
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Last fetch
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no fetch yet

MediCore HIS

pre-integrated hospital information system

The auditor is pre-integrated with MediCore HIS at http://127.0.0.1:8080/medicore. Connecting uses the standard REST connector — API key, health check, paginated claims feed, incremental since fetches — and immediately pulls the claims window into an analysis run.

  • Claims are fetched live from the HIS claims feed; new submissions are picked up with only new since last fetch.
  • HIS field names (claim_no, mrn, dx_codes…) are mapped onto the audit columns with the field mapping below.
  • The HIS integration console shows the requests received from the auditor.
Loads the MediCore HIS connection settings, connects and fetches the claims.

Fetch history

TimeResultClaimsDetail
No fetches yet.

Connection settings

secrets are stored locally and never shown again once saved

REST / JSON API

SQL database

Shared folder export

Field mapping — ERP field name → claims column (JSON). Columns already named like the template, or a known alias, are detected automatically.

Target columns: Claim ID · Patient ID · Patient Age · Patient Gender · Admission Date · Discharge Date · Clinical Notes · Billed ICD-10 Codes · Billed Procedures · Billed Amount (AED)
Saving does not connect — use Test connection / Connect above afterwards.