Pull commission statements from every carrier portal, match them against your book of business policy by policy, and surface the discrepancies, every cycle, not just the cycles someone had time for.
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How Asteroid runs this workflow
Carrier commission statements and your book of business arrive, Asteroid matches every per-policy row against what the book says you're owed, and the variances land in your follow-up queue, with disputes and chargebacks staying a human conversation, evidence in hand.
How it actually runs
A discrepancy is a finding, not an action; disputes and chargebacks go to a person with the exact statement rows in hand.
Carrier commission statements and the agency book of business are available
Variances in the carrier follow-up queue
Reconciled commission records, the variance summary, and the supporting statement lines land in your follow-up queue: the evidence package a dispute conversation starts from.
Row the book can't explain: Unmatched policies, reversals, retroactive adjustments, and disputed calculations return as findings with the statement's own figures, and finance review resolves each once. A discrepancy is a finding, never an action.
Carrier statements are rarely wrong in your favor, and the asymmetry compounds: finding an underpayment requires reconciling every carrier every cycle, while missing one requires nothing at all. Reconciliation only pays for itself if it’s exhaustive, and exhaustive is the one thing a stretched ops team can’t promise. It’s the first thing an agent fleet does.
At scale
Commission-reconciliation agents are built per carrier portal, on request; they share the fleet mechanics with the rest of this category, where quoting and plan data run as templates today. Bring your carrier list to scoping; the category is the Medicare enrollment library.
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Third-party names, including government agencies and registries, are used only to identify systems commonly involved in healthcare operations workflows. Asteroid is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or certified by those third parties unless expressly stated. Workflow availability depends on customer authorization, account permissions, configuration, and applicable system terms.