# CredCycle

> Provider credentialing and payer enrollment tracking for medical practices. CAQH attestations, Medicare revalidation, re-credentialing cycles, and licenses on one board.

CredCycle is a product of Artificl. It is provider credentialing and payer enrollment tracking for medical practices.

## Who it is for

A CAQH attestation lapsed 120 days after the last one, a commercial re-credentialing packet sat unsubmitted, and now claims are denying for a provider who's been seeing patients all month. CredCycle keeps every credential and payer cycle on one board, starts the follow-ups early, and keeps the proof. Built for independent practices and small groups.

Typical users: Practice manager, Credentialing coordinator, Billing manager, Physician owner.

## What it tracks

Each record holds: Provider, Credential / payer, Due / expires, Status, Last followed up, Follow-ups.

Records are sorted by how urgent they are rather than by date entered, so whatever is
expired or closest to lapsing appears first.

## What it does

- **CAQH on its 120-day clock** — Attestations lapse quietly every four months and take the payer directory with them. Tracked per provider on its own cycle, chased before it expires.
- **Every payer, every cycle** — Medicare revalidation, Medicaid renewals, and commercial re-credentialing tracked separately per payer — because they don't share a calendar.
- **Follow-ups that start early** — Reminders at 90, 45, and 14 days, because a packet submitted a month out is already late with most plans.
- **Billing risk, visible** — A single view of which providers have a lapsed enrollment right now — the ones whose claims are denying while you read this.

## Questions it can answer

- Where does Dr. Rahim stand with each payer?
- Which enrollments have lapsed, so claims are denying?
- Which CAQH attestations and payer packets are due in 30 days?
- How much of our billing is exposed to a credentialing gap?

## Pricing

$49 per month, per practice, not per provider, after a
14-day trial. A card is required at signup; you are not charged until the trial
ends, and you can cancel in one click. Cancelled accounts become read-only and you can
still export everything.

## Working with AI assistants

CredCycle exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint at https://credcycle.artificl.us/mcp. A customer
can connect an assistant they already pay for — Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, GitHub Copilot, or a
local model — and ask questions against their own live records. The connection is read-only
by default and every request is written to the account's activity log.

## Pages

- [Home](https://credcycle.artificl.us/): what it does and who it is for
- [Pricing](https://credcycle.artificl.us/pricing): price, trial terms, and common questions
- [Terms of service](https://credcycle.artificl.us/terms)
- [Privacy policy](https://credcycle.artificl.us/privacy)

## Contact

support@artificl.us