Frequently Asked Questions

Demand package review is the evaluation of the medical bills, records, and narrative an injured claimant submits to support a settlement demand. DemandPro reviews that package against jurisdiction-specific fee schedules and clinical evidence to identify improper coding, unrelated treatment, and inflated charges — giving adjusters a defensible basis for negotiation.

A standard bill review checks charges against fee schedules. DemandPro adds a second tier: an expert nurse clinical review that assesses causality, medical necessity, and unrelated treatment. That clinical layer is what turns a price check into a defensible, court-ready settlement position.

Insurance carriers, third-party administrators (TPAs), and self-insured employers handling third-party liability and bodily injury claims. Carriers reduce settlement severity without adding headcount; TPAs add a certified review layer to differentiate their offering; self-insureds get carrier-grade clinical expertise without an enterprise budget.

No. DemandPro integrates with your existing RMIS and delivers settlement-ready packages through your current workflow. There is no platform migration.

DemandPro has two components. Tier I is priced per billed line across every bill on the claim; Tier II is a flat fee per claim on top of it. Neither is tied to what the review finds. No enterprise contract and no long-term lock-in — every engagement starts with a pilot on your own claims, then scales.

A complete settlement-ready package: a proprietary medical treatment calendar, line-by-line bill analysis with recommended adjustments, chronologically organized records, a comprehensive nurse audit report, a targeted negotiation strategy, and a complete time-stamped audit trail — all court-ready.

Yes. Every review is conducted by certified coders and nurses and documented to a court-ready standard, with clearly cited clinical findings — built to hold up if a claim proceeds to litigation.

DemandPro is a service of Datos Software, an independent data integration and automation firm that has built systems for the workers compensation and auto casualty bill review industry since 2018. Datos builds and operates the platform and the integrations behind it; the reviews themselves are performed by certified coders and nurses.