Revenue you already earned, surfaced before the claim leaves.
Documented-but-uncoded conditions surfaced while the chart is still open — before E-Klaim, not after a denial.
DOK at the point of care across departments: the note, the code and the checks produced in the consultation itself.
Encounters submitted over HL7 FHIR R4 automatically, so the national obligation is met by working normally.
Where severity is being lost, by department and by chart — so the pattern is fixable, not just the individual claim.
Stop claim leakage before it reaches E-Klaim.
Documented conditions that never make it onto a diagnosis list quietly drop a claim's severity level — and the revenue with it. SahAIbat surfaces the gap while the chart is still open, so your coders can act before submission.
Compares what's already documented against conditions that support a higher severity level.
Surfaces documented-but-uncoded conditions while the chart is still open — not after a denial.
One review screen, one decision. SahAIbat never submits or alters a claim.
iDRG coding stays on ICD-10-IM. E-Klaim owns grouping. SahAIbat never submits or alters a claim — it surfaces documentation gaps for a human coder to review and act on.
SahAIbat runs alongside the systems you already own. No migration, no new hardware, no rip-and-replace.
Every facility connects with its own BPJS and SATUSEHAT accounts, encrypted per site.
AWS Jakarta, AES-256-GCM at rest, under UU PDP. Registered PSE with Kominfo.
Nothing is submitted or altered automatically. Your clinicians and coders make every final call.
Whichever layer you run, the consented record it produces joins the same closed loop that trains SahAIbat's own Indonesian clinical model — built on how Indonesian clinicians actually document, code and reason under BPJS and SATUSEHAT, not adapted from English medical literature.
Tell us which layer you run.
We will come back with what a deployment looks like at your size — scope, integration, timeline, and what we would need from your team.