Your AI dispatches the panel. Bids return inside authority.
IMEs, independent adjusters, surveillance, vocational experts, life-care planners, defense panel counsel, subrogation recovery - dispatched in one request inside the AI assistant your team already uses. Bids return in seconds, named vendors attached. Adjusters get back the time the panel cycle currently eats. HIPAA BAA will be required of every vendor onboarded to the claims vertical.
Free for carriers. Forever. Scope takes a commission from vendors only when work is awarded. You see one invoice, from the vendor, at the quoted rate.
Your panel coordinator is buried. Your adjusters wait three days for IME availability that's one call away. Two adjacent files miss deadlines this week because of one ortho appointment in Sacramento.
Before Scope / After Scope
One vendor request. Twenty-four touchpoints, or three bids.
Same scope, two processes. The chaos on top is real. The lane below is what your team actually wants.
Before
Vendor request, the long way.
- Did the COI come in?
- Has anyone followed up?
- Did anyone email the vendor?
- Per-page or flat fee?
- Why are we paying twice?
- Who's the backup vendor?
- Where's the matter number?
- Is this the right matter?
- Where's the invoice?
- Did legal sign the MSA yet?
Twenty-four touchpoints. One scope.
After
Vendor request, the Scope way.
IME, ortho, 7/3, panel cleared
- Vendor A$1,200Avail 7/3
- Vendor B$1,150Avail 7/3
- Vendor C$1,090Avail 7/3
All under $2,000 authority cap. BAA on file.
Three bids. One scope.
A catastrophic claim doesn't need one IME. It needs an IME, surveillance, voc, and life-care planning - in the same week.
Different vendor categories. Different agencies. One claim file. Your adjuster dispatches each through your AI; Scope returns parallel sub-scopes per category, panel-cleared, BAA on file. Calendar-synced status streams back into Guidewire / Duck Creek. One claim, one reputation graph, all invoices settled and routed.
Every follow-up runs through the same AI assistant. Your adjusters never open another portal.
After award, your adjuster keeps coordinating through Microsoft Copilot. Reschedule. Add a records request. Convert to a panel referral. Status check. Your AI handles the vendor coordination through Scope's MCP on HIPAA-compliant rails.
"Reschedule the Sacramento IME to next Friday."
"Add a records request to file 24-44982 - cervical from Kaiser, last 5 years."
"What's the status on the Sentinel Surveillance Services surveillance assignment?"
"Convert this IME to a peer review - same examiner."
Anonymized quotes on every IME let board-certified examiners compete on availability and price. Your panel coordinator stops running the cycle by hand and you stop discovering the cost gap at quarterly review.
MSA, W-9, HIPAA BAA, board certification, and panel status all pre-verified on the vendor profile. Adjusters never chase paperwork mid-claim. The panel coordinator's calendar gets back the time the panel cycle currently eats.
Carrier-paid per-completed-IME means you pay only when the exam happens. No panel subscription. No per-seat tier. Mitchell-precedent in auto claims, applied to bodily injury for the first time.
One MCP call across every open claim file with active vendors.
- 18m agocalendar setSC-2087
IME scheduled - panel orthopedist - May 30
- 1h agowork completedSC-2081
Surveillance report uploaded - 4-day rotation - Vendor A
- 2h agowork completedSC-2078
Voc-rehab assessment returned - transferable skills - Vendor B
- 4h agoquote awardedSC-2074
Medical record review awarded - 92 records - Vendor C
- 7h agovendor acceptedSC-2076
BAA signed - new vendor onboarding (claims cohort)
"What about HIPAA, our BAA requirements, and our existing panel investment?"
Fair. Carrier procurement teams have been burned by vendors who didn't take regulated-data handling seriously. Three things to know:
HIPAA BAA is required at every tier. Not an upgrade path. Not an add-on. Every vendor onboarded to the claims vertical signs a BAA. The Scope claims platform is architected around PHI handling: encryption at rest and in transit, row-level-security tenant segregation, audit logs accessible to your privacy office, NAIC Model Cybersecurity Law alignment, HITRUST CSF under consideration if top-25 carrier sales materialize.
Your existing panel investment compounds, not competes. Cornerstone IME Network, Northstar Medical Evaluations, Citadel IME, regional med-eval shops can join Scope and bid. Their reputation graphs update from your Scope-mediated engagements. The platform doesn't replace your panel - it makes your panel competitive on every claim.
No portal switch for adjusters. Dispatch happens through whatever AI tool your adjusters already use. Or via Guidewire / Duck Creek integration when those land. No new system to learn.
Block list enforced. Vendors you've blocked never see your scope. Conflict parties captured at intake for vendor self-declare. Maintain a do-not-route list for vendors you've had quality issues with - they're never notified, never see the file, never appear in your quotes.
Dispatch your next IME panel through your AI.
Public demo opens through any MCP-compatible AI tool - Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Cowork, Microsoft Copilot. Connect in three minutes, dispatch your first IME panel in sixty seconds. HIPAA BAA required per vendor at onboarding when claims V2 ships.
Now installable in Cowork, ChatGPT, Claude.ai, Claude Code, and any MCP-compatible AI client.
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