Payerlane turns a clean JSON form into a payer-aware 270, 837, or 276 β Stedi's clearinghouse translates it to real X12 5010 and puts it on the wire, and the response comes back parsed, SNIP-checked, and auditable. Eligibility, claims, remittance, and enrollment behind one sidebar, one login, one org.
No portal logins, no hand-built EDI. Step through what happens behind one submission:
Search the payer directory, see exactly which transactions this payer supports and whether enrollment is required β before you run a single check.
These are real screens from the app, driven by real data captured against Stedi's live sandbox during testing β not stock photography.
Not every payer portal supports standard EDI transactions. For those, Payerlane logs into the portal itself β the same way a person would β captures the report, and hands it back the same way as every other module.
The fallback path β reachable from the app nav, not a separate site or login.
Every module is a REST endpoint under one API surface. Payerlane builds the payer-aware payload, Stedi translates and transmits real X12, and you get the structured result plus the raw EDI back β every time.
Your systems talk to a stable API. Payerlane and Stedi handle the clearinghouse plumbing.
Every organization that signs up gets a fully isolated slice of Payerlane β its own users, its own payer connections, its own transaction history. Nothing is shared across tenants except the platform-wide payer directory.
Not separate tools β one organization, one payer directory, one audit trail.
An idempotent event log for every clearinghouse callback β ready to fan out to the module it belongs to.
The same trading-partner model extends to purchase orders, ASNs, and invoices β one place for every X12 set.
Types 1β7 checks, payer-aware β the same category of validation Stedi's own edits library documents.
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