Single or Bulk 837P Files
Create an ANSI X12N 837P Version 5010A1 file from one claim or multiple claim records.
Electronic professional claims · ANSI X12 5010A1
Create professional 837P electronic claim files in a focused Windows desktop workflow. Enter one claim or import supported Excel records, validate the claim data, and create a single or multi-record 837P file for the submission channel you already use.
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Focused electronic claim workflow
Create professional claim files without buying a full practice-management system.
Create an ANSI X12N 837P Version 5010A1 file from one claim or multiple claim records.
Import supported Excel claim data when you need to prepare multiple professional claims instead of entering every record one at a time.
Review required information and common claim details, with errors flagged before the electronic file is created.
Print on plain paper with black ink or use preprinted red-ink CMS-1500 forms when a paper copy is also needed.
Save claim information locally and reopen it when you need to review, correct or recreate a file.
Create the 837P file, then submit it through the payer, clearinghouse, Medicare contractor, billing service or other electronic workflow you use.
Who it is for
Independent providers, clinics, billing services, and offices that need to create professional 837P claim files without a full practice-management system.
These focused pages explain the same 837P program from the workflow a buyer is trying to solve.
The software focuses on creating the professional electronic claim file. Transmission stays with the payer, clearinghouse, billing service or submission system you already use.
Enter professional claim information in the Windows desktop workflow and save it locally for review or reuse.
Review required data and create the ANSI X12N 837P Version 5010A1 electronic claim file.
Upload or transmit the exported file through the payer, clearinghouse, billing service or Medicare workflow you use.
These guides explain the 837P format, validation, submission and response files without turning the product page into a technical manual.