Upload a resident’s bank and brokerage statements, however they were downloaded. Analyze reads every page, works out which account and which month each statement belongs to, and puts every line on one screen — while you are still on the page.
Most analyses finish between 60 and 90 seconds. Nobody schedules time for this; you wait for it.
The same document review Reap runs across hundreds of skilled nursing facilities, tuned to senior care.
Five years of statements across every account, read in a single run rather than a folder at a time.
Families send what the bank gave them: a year per file, four accounts in one download, statements out of order. Analyze works out where each one starts and ends before it reads a single transaction.
No integration, no implementation call, no new system for the business office to learn.
Drag in every account and every month, PDFs up to 30 MB each.
Sixty to ninety seconds later every page is parsed, every statement placed with its account and period, and every transaction extracted.
Sort and search the whole set, open any line against the page it came from, flag what needs a second look, and leave a note on it.
Take the reviewed set out as CSV and attach it to the application, or hand it straight to the caseworker.
A $4,000 Zelle to a grandchild reads like any other line in a 60-month stack — and nobody finds it by reading 148 pages of PDF. Analyze puts all 1,284 lines on one screen, sortable and searchable, so your reviewer can find it in the minute they have rather than the afternoon they don’t.
Analyze runs on the same infrastructure and the same commitments as the rest of Reap.
PHI is encrypted in transit over 256-bit TLS and at rest. Reap signs a BAA as a standalone agreement on every contract.
Analyses belong to an organization and its facilities. People see the cases they are meant to see, and nothing else.
Uploads, views, downloads, and changes are written to an audit trail you can pull when someone asks who saw what.
Typically 60 to 90 seconds, from the moment the upload finishes to a reviewed set of transactions on screen. A larger case — more accounts, a full 60-month look-back — sits at the top of that range rather than outside it.
PDF statements from banks, credit unions, and brokerages, up to 30 MB each. Upload every account and every month a case needs, in whatever bundles they were downloaded in — Analyze works out where each statement starts and ends, which account it belongs to, and which period it covers.
No. Analyze does the reading and the transcribing, and shows every line against the page it came from. Your team works the result — sorting, searching, flagging what needs a second look, leaving notes, marking lines reviewed — and exports it as CSV for the file.
Documents move over 256-bit TLS and stay encrypted at rest. Access is scoped to your organization and its facilities, every view and download is written to an audit log, and Reap signs a BAA as standard.
Analyze is the standalone version of the document review that runs inside the Reap platform. If you want the whole Medicaid case worked — applications, renewals, RFIs, payer verification, and receivables — that is Reap, and a demo is the fastest way to see it.
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