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Checkwise verifies factual claims and returns a verdict backed by the sources it actually used, rather than an unexplained confidence score. A claim can be submitted as plain text, as the URL of an article, or checked against a live video while it plays. For each check, Checkwise searches for evidence, reads the pages it finds, and reports a verdict per source together with the passage that supports it. Every source carries a reliability grade from A to D, computed before the check from criteria such as editorial rigour, correction practices, transparency of ownership and funding, and reputation. The grading methodology is published, and each graded site has a public page explaining its grade, so an editorial team can trace why a verdict came out the way it did and contest a grade. Available as a web application, a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Brave, and a REST API for teams running checks inside their own editorial or moderation pipeline.

PayerLenz is a reimbursement benchmarking and eligibility verification platform for behavioral health providers, billing companies and RCM firms. It answers a question standard verification cannot: not whether a patient is covered, but what the payer is likely to allow. The benchmarks are built from more than 500,000 adjudicated claims covering 260+ payer groups across 21 states, and every figure carries its sample size and recency so users can judge how much weight it holds. The platform also provides real-time eligibility checks and full worked verifications, and gives billing teams a live view of accounts receivable. PayerLenz is the first product from Revenue Logic, a behavioral health billing firm. A benchmark is a distribution of what comparable claims have paid; it is not a prediction or guarantee for any individual claim.