Credenza keeps US behavioral-health practices credentialed, paneled, and paid. It vaults licenses and malpractice docs, tracks payer paneling, watches CAQH attestation clocks, surfaces revenue blackouts, and drafts denial appeals with human approval.
Behavioral-health revenue dies quietly: a lapsed CAQH attestation, a stalled payer app, a clinician who is seeing patients off-panel.
Credenza makes those clocks visible. Packets are extracted and verified. Appeals are drafted, not auto-sent. Solo therapists through ~30-clinician groups.
5 capabilities, each one something you can point at during a security review.
Credential vault
Licenses, malpractice, W-9s — AI extract, human verify.
Payer paneling kanban
Not started → submitted → approved or stalled, per clinician × payer.
CAQH clocks
Attestation deadlines with alerts before intake goes dark.
Revenue-blackout grid
See which clinician-payer pairs cannot take new patients.
Denial appeals
AI drafts with review/approve/send and recovered-dollar tracking.
Credenza, answered
Is this an EHR?
No. It is credentialing, paneling, CAQH, and denial-appeal ops for behavioral-health groups.
Human or veterinary?
Human outpatient behavioral / mental health. Veterinary clinics are a different product (Vetdesk).
See it against your reality.
A 30-minute walkthrough with an engineer who builds it - your use case, not a script.