Before / After
The claim engine that plugs a company's books into a state's rules, and the risk-ranking layer that lets an officer sign without fear.
Linked to source:94%
Hours removed per claim cycle
109
Claim assembly
22 hrs → 76 s
Tie-out difference
₹0, always
Task by task
| Task | Before | With ClaimOS | Hours saved | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eligibility check | never (found at rejection) | monthly, 7 gates | — | |
| Claim assembly | 22 hrs across 6 sources | 76 s | 22 h | |
| ITC / cash-ledger tie-out | CA re-does it | 0 paisa difference, always | 14 h | |
| Cross-scheme double-benefit | assumed | graph query, 4 collisions found | 9 h | |
| Amendment response | weeks, by email | recomputed in 1 hr with rupee delta | 36 h | |
| Appeal pack | assembled in a panic | pre-built on a 15-day SLA | 28 h |
What it is
The claim engine that plugs a company's books into a state's rules, and the risk-ranking layer that lets an officer sign without fear.
The rails already exist — e-invoice, e-way bill, GSTR, EPFO ECR, bank statements, PFMS. The missing software is the one that closes the loop between those rails and a claim form.
What it is not
- not thisNot a portal replacement
- not thisNot a tax or legal opinion service
- not thisNever auto-files or auto-rejects
- not thisNot a way to squeeze beneficiaries — it exists so honest claims get paid and bad ones get caught before an auditor does