Integrations

Works beside the systems your auth team already uses.

AuthQuire reads from your EHR, hands packets to the payer workflow you already operate, and falls back to documents when an API doesn't exist — without asking you to rip-and-replace anything.

EHR notes feeding the AuthQuire packet rail and onward to payer submission workflows.

Integration rail

EHRs in, packets out, fallback always available.

EHRs

Read clinical notes, orders, and prior imaging where your charts already live.

Epic / Community Health (direct API)
Yardi (API-driven connector)
PDF chart export (fallback)

Payer & submission workflows

Hand packets off to the portals and clearinghouses your auth team already operates.

Availity (supported workflow)
Payer portals (staff-operated)
Clearinghouse EDI handoff (planned)

Documents & fallback

When an API doesn't exist, the packet still leaves on paper rails.

PDF upload
Secure fax
Email intake
CSV import

Connections

Each system, labeled honestly.

We don't claim partnerships we don't have. Every system gets a relationship label so your team knows exactly what to expect.

Relationship labelsDirect APISupported workflowFile/document fallbackPlannedNot available

Epic / Community Health
EHR chart and order intake
Direct API
Yardi
Billing and insurance profile data
Direct API
Availity
Payer submission workflow
Supported workflow
Clearinghouse EDI (278 / 275)
Payer submission workflow
Planned
Payer portal (staff-operated)
Packet template handoff
Supported workflow
Secure fax
Document handoff
File/document fallback
Email intake
Document intake
File/document fallback
CSV / PDF upload
Document intake
File/document fallback

Partnership labels are published only for Epic / Community Health (Registered Vendor) and Yardi (Integrated Solution). Other system names are listed as workflow categories and do not imply endorsement, certification, marketplace listing, or a formal partnership. When an API path is not available, AuthQuire can still organize uploaded PDFs, forms, denial letters, and packet exports for staff review.

Verified direct connections

Two connections are published with a partnership label, scope, setup path, fallback, and transport security.

Epic / Community Health

Registered Vendor

Relationship: Live direct API (FHIR) via App Orchard
Data in: Patient clinical notes, diagnostic orders, insurance eligibility
Data out: Packet submission status and updated PA status codes
Scope: Read-only clinical notes; write access to PA status fields
Setup: OAuth 2.0 / Client ID / Secret
Fallback: Manual PDF export/upload
Security: TLS 1.3; AES-256 at rest

Yardi

Integrated Solution

Relationship: API-driven connector via Yardi Bridge
Data in: Billing codes, provider NPIs, insurance carrier data
Data out: Finalized PA packet link for billing attachment
Scope: Limited to Financial/Insurance profile views
Setup: API Key / IP Whitelisting
Fallback: Daily flat-file CSV export
Security: HTTPS/SSL; role-based access tokens

Setup states

How a connection looks from inside the workspace.

Connection health is private to your team. Public AuthQuire pages never display another customer's setup status.

In-app preview · Integrations panel

/app/integrations

Epic / Community Health (FHIR)
Reads orders, notes, eligibility
Connected
Yardi Bridge
Billing codes, NPIs, carrier data
Connected
Availity
Auth admin must approve workspace
Needs admin
Clearinghouse EDI handoff
Planned capability
Not configured
Payer portal (staff-operated)
Staff uses the packet template
Manual fallback active
Secure fax
Enable when needed
Not configured

Setup states are visible only inside the workspace. Public AuthQuire pages never expose a customer's connection status.

PHI stays access-controlled and audit-logged

Every read from an EHR, every packet leaving for a payer, and every fallback document carries a reviewer-visible audit trail. AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.2+ in transit, with US-only data residency in AWS us-east-1. AuthQuire extracts evidence, drafts packets, and maps payer requirements automatically, but final clinical approval, payer submission, and appeal decisions require human action.