ASP-RCM API & Data. You keep full ownership of your data.
Some RCM vendors lock you into their dashboard. We don’t. The ASP-RCM platform exposes a documented REST API, signed webhooks, an OAuth-secured FHIR endpoint, and standard X12 EDI feeds. Pull any number into your own warehouse, anytime.
Surface area, fully documented.
Every dashboard widget has an API behind it. Every API is published.
REST API
JSON over HTTPS. OAuth 2.0 client-credentials flow. Rate-limited per client. Versioned (v1, v2) with 12-month deprecation windows.
Webhooks
Signed event delivery for claim-status changes, denials, payments, eligibility responses. HMAC-SHA256 signatures. Configurable retry policy.
FHIR R4 endpoint
Read-only access to Coverage, Claim, ExplanationOfBenefit, Patient, Encounter resources. SMART-on-FHIR app launch supported.
X12 EDI
270/271 (eligibility), 276/277 (claim status), 837 (claim submission), 835 (remit). 5010 standards, optional 8020 testing.
Bulk export
Daily/hourly Parquet or CSV drops to your S3 bucket. Full claim, payment, denial, AR aging tables. Schemas documented.
Direct DB share
For high-volume clients: Snowflake or Redshift data share. Read-only. Refresh latency < 15 minutes.
Built for engineers, not just CFOs.
How a client engineering team actually uses the API.
Real patterns we see, not theoretical examples.
Get keys
Sandbox keys provisioned same day. Production keys on contract sign.
Read OpenAPI
Swagger UI shows every endpoint, every payload. Generate a typed client in any language.
Subscribe webhooks
Subscribe to claim.denied, payment.posted, eligibility.completed. Verify HMAC signatures.
Pull bulk
Nightly Parquet drop to your S3 bucket. Load into Snowflake / BigQuery / Redshift.
Audit access
Every API call logged. Pull your own access logs via /audit endpoint.
Pairs well with.
Each piece of the platform reinforces the next. Worth reading together.
Ready to put API & Data in front of your CIO?
We’ll walk your team through the platform live, answer the hard questions, and leave you with documentation your security and engineering teams can actually evaluate.