Move patients toward therapy with less manual follow-up.


Patient access teams spend significant time tracking down information across payers, portals, and provider offices.
For specialty therapies, the information needed to move a patient forward is often scattered across multiple sources. Teams may check eligibility tools, review payer portals, navigate IVRs, contact provider offices, and document results manually.
This creates operational burden and makes consistency harder to maintain. SuperDial automates repetitive steps while returning information in a structured format teams can review and use downstream.

What SuperDial handles.
Use the systems and channels your team already relies on.
Teams can begin with batch uploads from an existing work queue and expand into APIs, webhooks, and production integrations as the workflow matures.

SuperDial can retrieve information from clearinghouses, payer portals, APIs, and EDI where those sources are available. When additional information is still needed, the workflow can continue by phone.

Each completed workflow returns structured fields and supporting information that can be reviewed, routed, or moved into downstream systems.

From first pilot to full production.
Good starting points include specialty benefits verification, prior authorization status checks, payer and PBM coverage workflows, provider-office follow-up, and patient-access status workflows.
A focused pilot makes it easier to define the required fields, review results, identify exception paths, and determine how the workflow should expand.
SuperDial returns the fields required by your workflow, along with a concise summary, next action, timestamps, and supporting workflow evidence.
For voice interactions, teams can also review call recordings and transcripts. Results can then be reviewed by your team or passed into downstream systems without recreating the work manually.
A typical deployment begins with a specific set of cases, clear output requirements, and agreed exception paths. Teams can validate the workflow through a batch-based pilot before moving into broader production use.
As volume increases, SuperDial can support API-triggered workflows, webhooks, and deeper system integrations to fit into existing operations.
Built for healthcare workflows.
SuperDial supports healthcare organizations with HIPAA compliance, SOC 2 Type II, HITRUST e1 certification, BAAs before PHI exchange, AES-256 encryption at rest, SSO, MFA, and audit-ready workflow outputs.
Start with a patient-access workflow your team still handles manually.
Bring a batch of cases, define the information you need returned, and evaluate how SuperDial fits into your existing process.

