Incredable credentialing software
Credentialing software

Credentialing software that bends to your rules.Not the other way around.

Your staff set the forms, checklists, approval steps and reports — and change them the afternoon the bylaws change. No developer. No support ticket.

Priced per provider · modules included · encrypted at rest and in transit

Requirement set MAIN-MD-AZ
Facility
Provider role
Licensure state
Checklist generated 9 items
State license (Arizona)Primary source
NPI / CAQH attestationProvider record
OIG / SAM exclusionsMonthly
Malpractice insuranceCertificate
Board certificationABMS
Residency / fellowshipInstitution
DEA registrationPrimary source
Delineation of privilegesCommittee
Medical staff bylaws attestationSigned

Illustrative. In the application, credentialing staff define these rules themselves.

50% faster provider onboarding 4× faster than manual credentialing 60% average cost saving 4.9/5 on Capterra
01Configuration

Four things every other platform makes you file a ticket for.

Configuration is where credentialing software succeeds or quietly fails. If a specialist can’t change it, the spreadsheet comes back.

01

Forms and attestations

Build the application your bylaws actually specify, with conditional logic, and version it when the medical executive committee revises it.

Changed by: credentialing staff
02

Checklists by facility, role and state

A CRNA at the surgery center and a hospitalist at the main campus don’t need the same file. Define each requirement set once and apply it by rule.

Changed by: credentialing staff
03

Approval routing and queues

Chair, then committee, then board — or your own order, with the exception paths your program uses when a file needs a second look.

Changed by: program administrator
04

Reports leadership keeps asking for

Build the roster, turnaround or expirable report yourself, schedule it, and stop rebuilding it in a spreadsheet every quarter.

Changed by: any report author
Explainer · 22 seconds

A requirement set, changed by the person who needed it changed

The bylaws change in the morning; a specialist adds the requirement, scopes it to CRNAs at the surgery center and publishes it as v5 the same afternoon — with v4 kept for files already in committee.

Open full-screen →

Walk through the real screen with a specialist →

Explainer · 25 seconds

One provider file, three sets of rules

A physician at the main campus, a CRNA at the surgery center and a telehealth clinician share one record and three different checklists — then a specialist adds a requirement without leaving the screen.

Open full-screen →

The software that fits your process is the software your specialists stop working around. Everything below exists because a credentialing team told us what their spreadsheet was compensating for.

Built with credentialing specialists Intiva Health · Chandler, AZ
02Platform

Nine modules. Included, not upsold.

Full platform detail →
01 Primary source verification Licenses, DEA, board certification, education and exclusions verified at the source, evidence filed against the checklist. 02 Payer management Enrollment by payer, plan and location, with submission dates, effective dates and revalidation deadlines owned by someone. 03 Sanctions and license monitoring OIG, SAM, state boards and abuse registries re-checked on a schedule, with escalation at 120, 60 and 30 days. 04 Privileging and committees Delineation of privileges through chair, committee and board review, with packets that assemble themselves. 05 AI-enhanced digital forms Forms pre-fill from the provider record; AI reads uploaded documents, extracts the data and flags what doesn’t reconcile.
Four more modules, same license+
Explainer · 24 seconds

What happens to a document after it arrives

One document walks nine steps across three owner lanes — provider, Incredable, your team — writing a line of evidence at every handoff. This is the flow a new specialist is trained on in their first week.

Open full-screen →
04Customers

Three quotes, each with a number attached.

How we measure outcomes →
“Reduced credentialing turnaround by [x]% in the first two quarters.”
Name, Title Health system · [x] providers Pending customer approval
“Our specialists changed the application themselves the week the bylaws changed.”
Name, Title Medical group · [x] locations Pending customer approval
“We brought verification in-house without adding headcount.”
Name, Title CVO · [x] client organizations Pending customer approval

Structure is ready for three approved references. We publish a quote only with the customer’s sign-off — until then this section stays visibly unfinished rather than filled with invented praise.

05Questions

Credentialing software questions

What is credentialing software?+

It holds a provider’s qualifications, verifies them against primary sources, routes them for approval, and re-checks licenses and exclusions on a schedule. Incredable does that, and lets your own staff change the forms, checklists and reports it runs on.

Can our team change forms and checklists without the vendor?+

Yes — that is the point of the product. Forms, checklists, workflow steps and reports are configured in the application by credentialing staff, and requirements can differ by facility, role, specialty and state without a separate instance or a services engagement.

Is Incredable suitable for a small practice?+

Yes. Pricing is per provider and setup is measured in weeks, so a five-provider practice runs the same verification and monitoring workflow a health system does without an enterprise implementation.

Does it handle multi-location and multi-facility credentialing?+

One provider file, credentialed and privileged separately at each facility or location, with facility-specific checklists, privileges, expirables and reporting.

How does Incredable compare to Medallion or CredentialStream?+

Teams usually move for two reasons: they want to change configuration themselves, and they want pricing tied to provider count rather than module count. Our evaluation checklist gives you the criteria to test that claim against any vendor, us included.

How much does it cost?+

Per provider, with modules included rather than sold separately. Send your provider count and we will quote before the demo if you prefer.

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Credentialing software

Credentialing software that bends to your rules.Not the other way around.

Your staff set the forms, checklists, approval steps and reports — and change them the afternoon the bylaws change. No developer. No support ticket.

Priced per provider · modules included · encrypted at rest and in transit

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Illustrative. In the application, credentialing staff define these rules themselves.

50% faster provider onboarding 4× faster than manual credentialing 60% average cost saving 4.9/5 on Capterra
Configuration

Four things every other platform makes you file a ticket for.

Configuration is where credentialing software succeeds or quietly fails. If a specialist can’t change it, the spreadsheet comes back.

01

Forms and attestations

Build the application your bylaws actually specify, with conditional logic, and version it when the medical executive committee revises it.

Changed by: credentialing staff
02

Checklists by facility, role and state

A CRNA at the surgery center and a hospitalist at the main campus don’t need the same file. Define each requirement set once and apply it by rule.

Changed by: credentialing staff
03

Approval routing and queues

Chair, then committee, then board — or your own order, with the exception paths your program uses when a file needs a second look.

Changed by: program administrator
04

Reports leadership keeps asking for

Build the roster, turnaround or expirable report yourself, schedule it, and stop rebuilding it in a spreadsheet every quarter.

Changed by: any report author
Explainer · 22 seconds

A requirement set, changed by the person who needed it changed

The bylaws change in the morning; a specialist adds the requirement, scopes it to CRNAs at the surgery center and publishes it as v5 the same afternoon — with v4 kept for files already in committee.

Open full-screen →

Walk through the real screen with a specialist →

Explainer · 25 seconds

One provider file, three sets of rules

A physician at the main campus, a CRNA at the surgery center and a telehealth clinician share one record and three different checklists — then a specialist adds a requirement without leaving the screen.

Open full-screen →

The software that fits your process is the software your specialists stop working around. Everything below exists because a credentialing team told us what their spreadsheet was compensating for.

Built with credentialing specialists Intiva Health · Chandler, AZ
Platform

Nine modules. Included, not upsold.

Full platform detail →
01 Primary source verification Licenses, DEA, board certification, education and exclusions verified at the source, evidence filed against the checklist. 02 Payer management Enrollment by payer, plan and location, with submission dates, effective dates and revalidation deadlines owned by someone. 03 Sanctions and license monitoring OIG, SAM, state boards and abuse registries re-checked on a schedule, with escalation at 120, 60 and 30 days. 04 Privileging and committees Delineation of privileges through chair, committee and board review, with packets that assemble themselves. 05 AI-enhanced digital forms Forms pre-fill from the provider record; AI reads uploaded documents, extracts the data and flags what doesn’t reconcile.
Four more modules, same license+
Explainer · 24 seconds

What happens to a document after it arrives

One document walks nine steps across three owner lanes — provider, Incredable, your team — writing a line of evidence at every handoff. This is the flow a new specialist is trained on in their first week.

Open full-screen →
Solutions

Same platform. Six different programs.

Because configuration is yours, the platform doesn’t need six editions.

Customers

Three quotes, each with a number attached.

How we measure outcomes →
“Reduced credentialing turnaround by [x]% in the first two quarters.”
Name, Title Health system · [x] providers Pending customer approval
“Our specialists changed the application themselves the week the bylaws changed.”
Name, Title Medical group · [x] locations Pending customer approval
“We brought verification in-house without adding headcount.”
Name, Title CVO · [x] client organizations Pending customer approval

Structure is ready for three approved references. We publish a quote only with the customer’s sign-off — until then this section stays visibly unfinished rather than filled with invented praise.

Questions

Credentialing software questions

What is credentialing software?+

It holds a provider’s qualifications, verifies them against primary sources, routes them for approval, and re-checks licenses and exclusions on a schedule. Incredable does that, and lets your own staff change the forms, checklists and reports it runs on.

Can our team change forms and checklists without the vendor?+

Yes — that is the point of the product. Forms, checklists, workflow steps and reports are configured in the application by credentialing staff, and requirements can differ by facility, role, specialty and state without a separate instance or a services engagement.

Is Incredable suitable for a small practice?+

Yes. Pricing is per provider and setup is measured in weeks, so a five-provider practice runs the same verification and monitoring workflow a health system does without an enterprise implementation.

Does it handle multi-location and multi-facility credentialing?+

One provider file, credentialed and privileged separately at each facility or location, with facility-specific checklists, privileges, expirables and reporting.

How does Incredable compare to Medallion or CredentialStream?+

Teams usually move for two reasons: they want to change configuration themselves, and they want pricing tied to provider count rather than module count. Our evaluation checklist gives you the criteria to test that claim against any vendor, us included.

How much does it cost?+

Per provider, with modules included rather than sold separately. Send your provider count and we will quote before the demo if you prefer.