Dataix is a privately held forensic revenue integrity firm. We are not publicly traded and do not publish financial statements. This page is intended for qualified investors and strategic partners seeking to understand the firm's thesis, market position, and trajectory.
The United States healthcare system loses an estimated $48.4 billion annually in net revenue leakage — revenue earned through clinical delivery but never collected due to billing integration failures, rate mismatches, and remittance shortfalls. This figure grew 25% year over year. It is not a compliance problem. It is a data problem. No single platform has reconciled clinical delivery records, billing ledgers, and payer remittances simultaneously at the encounter level until FORT.
Private equity consolidation has accelerated the problem. Every acquisition creates an integration window where billing gaps compound undetected. The faster a platform grows, the larger the aggregate gap becomes. Dataix was built specifically for this environment — post-acquisition, multi-site, high-velocity healthcare platforms where the gap between what was earned and what was collected is material, measurable, and recoverable.
FORT runs simultaneous three-way reconciliation across machine logs, billing ledgers, and payer remittances at the individual encounter level. No competitor reconciles all three data streams simultaneously.
Findings are delivered in fourteen days from receipt of data. No implementation. No system access. No IT overhead. Flat file exports only.
Every engagement includes VERA output translating forensic findings into EBITDA impact and enterprise value implications at the client's stated exit multiple. Findings speak the language of capital allocation.
Every engagement closes with a signed FORT Revenue Integrity Certificate and, where VERA is included, a Revenue Integrity Letter summarizing review scope and findings status. Both carry documentation value beyond the dollar amounts recovered, for board presentation, lender covenant review, and transaction due diligence.
Dataix does not accept unsolicited investment proposals. Qualified institutional investors and strategic partners may submit a formal inquiry for consideration. All inquiries are reviewed by the Managing Partners and responded to within ten business days if a fit exists.